Description
Thioglycollate Medium with Hemin and Vitamin K3 is a specialised culture medium for microbiological laboratories that require a thioglycollate base enriched with hemin and vitamin K3. The 500 g pack provides a practical quantity for routine preparation of liquid or semi-solid media used in the cultivation and recovery of demanding organisms under appropriate laboratory conditions. Naming of hemin and vitamin K3 in the product identity makes the enrichment profile clear for media selection and documentation.
This article is part of Coenzymes, nucleotides & vitamins, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Produced by manufacturer Dinkelberg and originating from Hungary, this medium belongs to the standard laboratory culture-media group used across clinical, pharmaceutical, food, and research microbiology. The 500 g unit supports regular batch preparation in media kitchens and smaller laboratories that balance consumption with storage space. Staff can follow their validated reconstitution, sterilisation, and dispensing procedures when incorporating the powder into daily workflows.
Clear product designation—thioglycollate medium plus hemin and vitamin K3—helps align purchasing with method SOPs and internal catalogues. The format suits facilities that track medium type, enrichment components, and pack size for traceability. It pairs with common autoclaves, tubes, bottles, and anaerobic or reduced-oxygen handling practices already established in the laboratory.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Product type: Thioglycollate medium
- Enrichment: Hemin and vitamin K3
- Country of origin: Hungary
- Form: Dry medium powder
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