Description
Brilliant green bile medium 2 % (BRILA) is a microbiological culture medium supplied as a 500 g pack for laboratory use. The formulation is designated BAC and referenced to ISO-4831 and ISO-4832, supporting work that calls for brilliant green bile medium at 2 % under those standard designations. This item belongs to the LABKEM product type range within microbiology media. The unit is one package with a net weight of 0,580 kg and a gross weight of 0,580 kg; packaging volume is stated as 0,750 m³. From manufacturer Labbox, the medium originates from Spain. The 500 g quantity suits preparation of culture media batches where BRILA-type brilliant green bile medium 2 % is required. Clear naming with the BRILA designation and the cited ISO references helps match the product to method descriptions and internal catalogues. Laboratories can stock this dehydrated or powdered-style media pack alongside other selective media lines while relying on the stated concentration, pack size, and standard references without additional performance claims beyond the product identity given.
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Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Medium: Brilliant green bile 2 % (BRILA)
- Standards: ISO-4831, ISO-4832
- Product type: LABKEM
- EAN: 8434868011007
- Technical Information Sheet:
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