Description
PharmaBio® Brilliant Green (BPLS) Agar is a dehydrated culture medium for microbiological laboratory use, supplied in a 500 g pack. This preparation is intended for laboratories that prepare brilliant green / BPLS agar as part of their plating and culture workflows. The dry powder format allows operators to weigh and reconstitute medium according to internal media-preparation protocols. It is appropriate for quality-control, research and teaching laboratories that stock selective culture media for enteric and related microbiological work. Offered under the PharmaBio® range from manufacturer Dinkelberg and originating from Hungary, the product aligns with standard laboratory-materials supply for microbiology. A 500 g pack size suits medium-throughput facilities that prepare plates or bottles in controlled batches. Clear naming as Brilliant Green (BPLS) Agar helps staff identify the correct medium during weighing and reconstitution. As a dehydrated agar rather than ready-poured plates, it integrates into customary autoclaving and pouring routines. Clinical, industrial and academic laboratories can incorporate this unit into organised inventories of culture-media components where BPLS-type brilliant green agar is required.
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Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Brand: PharmaBio®
- Product type: Brilliant Green (BPLS) agar
- Form: Dehydrated culture medium
- Country of origin: Hungary
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