Description
Brilliant Green Agar Base, Human is a laboratory culture-medium base intended for professional microbiological media preparation at larger scale. Supplied in a 5000 g pack, it offers an economical bulk quantity for laboratories that regularly prepare brilliant green agar formulations for human-oriented clinical and diagnostic workflows. The product serves as a base component for reconstitution and processing according to validated media-kitchen protocols, supporting consistent production of plate or tube media. Its human-use designation positions it for culture work involving human clinical samples where selective brilliant green agar media are required within the analytical scheme. Manufactured by Dinkelberg and originating in Hungary, the material is suited to quality-managed laboratory environments that need clearly labelled culture-medium bases for continuous stock. The 5000 g unit reduces reorder frequency for high-throughput media kitchens and supports standardised batch preparation. Trained staff can incorporate the base into established weighing, sterilisation, and quality-control procedures. Appropriate for research, clinical, and public-health laboratories that depend on reliable agar bases for selective culture applications and larger preparation volumes.
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- Pack size: 5000 g
- Product type: Brilliant Green Agar Base, Human
- Intended use: Human microbiology
- Country of origin: Hungary
- Product group: Culture media base
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