Description
Pharmabio® Lactose Sulphite Broth Base is a dehydrated culture-medium base supplied for microbiological laboratory work in a 5000 g pack. The preparation is intended for laboratories that prepare lactose sulphite broth formulations as part of routine media workflows in pharmaceutical, biotech and quality-control environments. The Pharmabio® line designation marks it as a laboratory culture-media product, offered from manufacturer Dinkelberg in bulk powder form so that users can weigh and reconstitute according to their validated methods and internal procedures. The large 5000 g unit supports higher-throughput media kitchens and central preparation areas that prefer fewer pack changes and simpler stock control. Country of origin is Hungary, and the item is classified among laboratory materials under the corresponding UNSPSC grouping. Handle and store the powder as required for dehydrated culture media, and follow the applicable method instructions for dissolution, sterilisation and use. This listing covers the 5000 g pack size for straightforward procurement and inventory management in regulated and research laboratories alike.
This article is part of Carbohydrates & sugars, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 5000 g
- Product line: Pharmabio®
- Product type: Lactose sulphite broth base
- Form: Dehydrated culture medium base
- Country of origin: Hungary
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