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BioFix Lumi Single Shot freeze-dried luminous bacteria is a ready-to-reactivate reagent set for bioluminescence-based determinations in environmental analytics. Each pack contains freeze-dried luminous bacteria sufficient for 20 determinations, together with reactivation solution and control solution, plus 20 tubes and 20 glass cuvettes so that preparation and measurement can proceed without separate consumable sourcing for a small series. The Single Shot format is aimed at laboratories that prefer discrete, per-run reactivation rather than bulk multi-use aliquots, supporting toxicity and water-quality workflows that rely on bacterial luminescence as the readout. Supplied by manufacturer Macherey-Nagel, the kit aligns with BioFix Lumi test practice and fits standard cuvette-based luminometric procedures. Freeze-dried presentation simplifies logistics until the moment of use, after which the included reactivation and control solutions enable consistent preparation of the working suspension. The combination of bacteria tubes, solutions and matching glass cuvettes in one package streamlines bench organisation for twenty assays. This package unit is intended for environmental test-kit users who need a defined 20-determination capacity with matched accessories for luminometric work.
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