Description
PharmaBio® Lactose Broth is a lactose-based microbiological culture broth supplied in a 5000 g laboratory pack. It is intended for professional media preparation where a classical lactose broth formulation is required in pharmaceutical, biotechnological, and general life-science workflows. The bulk unit supports laboratories that prepare larger volumes of broth for enrichment, cultivation, or quality-control routines and prefer a single, consistent pack size for ongoing use. Offered under the PharmaBio® range from manufacturer Dinkelberg, the product fits standard dehydrated-media handling and reconstitution practices used in microbiology laboratories. Country of origin is Hungary. PharmaBio® Lactose Broth is suitable for routine bench work in research, industrial, and control laboratories that rely on lactose broth as part of established culture-media protocols. The 5000 g format is practical for multi-user facilities and higher-throughput media kitchens, helping maintain continuity of supply without frequent reordering. Prepare and use according to validated laboratory procedures for culture media.
This article is part of Carbohydrates & sugars, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 5000 g
- Brand: PharmaBio®
- Product type: Lactose broth
- Form: Culture medium (broth)
- Country of origin: Hungary
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