Description
MacConkey broth with neutral red BAC is a dehydrated culture medium supplied in a 500 g pack for professional microbiology laboratories. This MacConkey-type broth preparation incorporates neutral red as the indicator component and is intended for selective enrichment and differentiation workflows with enteric bacteria in clinical, food-testing, and research settings. Available from manufacturer Labbox as a LABKEM product type, the powder supports routine media preparation according to established laboratory protocols. The 500 g unit offers a practical stock size for preparing multiple working batches without excessive bulk, helping laboratories maintain continuous culture capacity. After reconstitution, the broth provides a selective liquid medium suitable for standard incubation and observation steps. Neutral red enables clear visual reading of fermentation behaviour during culture. This pack format integrates readily into quality-control and diagnostic media inventories where MacConkey broth with neutral red BAC is specified. It is designed for trained laboratory personnel following validated preparation, sterilization, and incubation procedures in controlled laboratory environments.
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Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Product type: LABKEM
- Indicator: Neutral red
- Form: Dehydrated culture medium
- Country of origin: India
- EAN: 8434868118539
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