Description
Reinforced clostridial (RCM-DRCM) medium base, Ph. Eur. - USP, is a dehydrated culture medium base supplied in a 500 g pack for laboratory use. This single medium is intended for the cultivation and enumeration of anaerobes, in particular Clostridium spp., in accordance with Ph. Eur. (Medium P – reinforced media for clostridia – harmonised) and with reference to USP. Laboratories working under pharmacopoeial microbiology frameworks can employ the RCM-DRCM base where reinforced clostridial medium is specified for anaerobic growth and counting applications. The 500 g unit quantity supports repeated media preparation in quality-control, pharmaceutical, or general microbiology settings that require a defined clostridial medium base. From manufacturer Dinkelberg, the product originates from Hungary and is classified under UNSPSC 41104900 within laboratory materials. Clear naming as reinforced clostridial (RCM-DRCM) medium base with Ph. Eur. - USP alignment helps match orders to pharmacopoeial medium lists and internal SOPs. The 500 g pack offers a practical laboratory supply size for batch preparation while remaining suitable for organised media-store inventory. This offering focuses on the medium’s stated role for anaerobic clostridial cultivation and enumeration under the cited pharmacopoeial context.
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Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Product type: Reinforced clostridial medium base (RCM-DRCM)
- Pharmacopoeia: Ph. Eur. - USP
- Intended use: Cultivation and enumeration of anaerobes, especially Clostridium spp.
- Ph. Eur. reference: Medium P – reinforced media for clostridia (harmonised)
- Country of origin: Hungary
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