Description
PharmaBio® Brilliant Green (BPLS) Agar is a laboratory culture medium offered in a 5000 g pack for microbiological work. This PharmaBio® Brilliant Green (BPLS) Agar preparation is intended for professional laboratory use within the laboratory materials category and is suited to facilities that need a larger unit quantity of BPLS agar. The 5000 g pack supports media preparation and stock holding where bulk supply is preferred. The product is available from manufacturer Dinkelberg and is specified with Hungary as country of origin. Classification data place the item under UNSPSC 41104900 in the culture-media related group. PharmaBio® Brilliant Green (BPLS) Agar is ordered under its clear product designation so that laboratories can match the medium type to established protocols and inventory systems. The generous 5000 g presentation helps streamline ordering for central media kitchens, quality-control laboratories, and research groups that regularly prepare Brilliant Green (BPLS) agar. This listing covers the named PharmaBio® Brilliant Green (BPLS) Agar medium in the stated 5000 g unit without further compositional claims beyond the product identity and pack size given by the manufacturer data.
This article is part of Microscopy stains & staining solutions, in Dyes, stains & indicators.
Key features
- Pack size: 5000 g
- Product: PharmaBio® Brilliant Green (BPLS) Agar
- Brand: PharmaBio®
- Country of origin: Hungary
- Product group: Culture media
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