Description
Drigalski lactose agar is a specialised microbiological culture medium offered in a 500 g pack for professional laboratory use. Identified clearly by its product name, this lactose-based agar supports preparation of culture media in bacteriology and related life-science workflows where carbohydrate composition is relevant to the experimental design. The 500 g unit quantity provides a practical bulk size for laboratories that prepare plates or other formats according to their own validated protocols. Supplied from manufacturer Dinkelberg, the material is positioned for institutional purchasing and routine media inventory. Country of origin is Hungary, and the item is classified among laboratory materials under the corresponding UNSPSC culture-media grouping. Laboratories can select this Drigalski lactose agar when a defined lactose agar base is required alongside other carbohydrate media. Labelling emphasises the product identity and pack size to aid correct ordering and stock control. The offering suits research, teaching, and diagnostic environments that maintain a portfolio of differential and general culture media without additional performance claims beyond the stated product designation.
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Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Product type: Drigalski lactose agar
- Medium base: Lactose agar
- Country of origin: Hungary
- Intended use: Microbiological culture media preparation
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