Description
Casein Peptone Lecithin Polysorbate Broth Base, USP is a culture medium base for microbiological laboratory preparation, supplied in a 5000 g pack. The product designation reflects a casein peptone formulation with lecithin and polysorbate, prepared as a broth base in line with United States Pharmacopeia (USP) naming. In the laboratory it is used where a USP-referenced casein peptone–lecithin–polysorbate broth base is required for media make-up according to established protocols. The bulk 5000 g unit supports repeated batch preparation in quality-control, pharmaceutical, and general microbiology workflows. This medium base is offered by manufacturer Dinkelberg and originates from Hungary. As a dry broth base it is reconstituted and processed following the laboratory’s validated procedures before inoculation or further testing. Categorised under laboratory materials, it fits culture-media inventories that specify USP-aligned casein peptone lecithin polysorbate broth base in multi-kilogram quantities for routine and high-volume use.
This article belongs on Detergents & surfactants, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 5000 g
- Specification: USP
- Product type: Casein peptone lecithin polysorbate broth base
- Form: Culture medium base
- Country of origin: Hungary
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