Description
Lactose Sulphite Broth Base, PH EUR, is a dehydrated culture medium base supplied in a generous 5000 g laboratory pack for preparing lactose sulphite broth according to European Pharmacopoeia requirements. The formulation is intended for routine microbiological media preparation where a standardised broth base is needed in quality-control, research, or production-support laboratories. Presented as a bulk powder base, the material supports consistent batch preparation of liquid media once reconstituted and sterilised according to the laboratory’s validated procedures. This PH EUR grade product from manufacturer Dinkelberg originates from Hungary and is offered under UNSPSC classification for culture media and related laboratory consumables. The large 5000 g unit quantity suits higher-throughput workflows, media kitchens, and central stores that prefer fewer container changes and stable stock levels. Clear labelling of the product identity and pharmacopoeial reference helps laboratories document raw materials used in media preparation. Suitable for professional laboratory environments handling dehydrated microbiological media bases, the item integrates easily into existing weighing, dissolution, and autoclaving steps without altering established SOPs beyond the specific medium recipe in use.
This article is part of Carbohydrates & sugars, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 5000 g
- Specification: PH EUR
- Product: Lactose Sulphite Broth Base
- Form: Dehydrated broth base
- Country of origin: Hungary
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