BD 221788 BBL Thioglycollate Medium Enriched with Vitamin K1 and

The BD 221788 BBL Thioglycollate Medium is a specialized microbiological growth medium designed for use in clinical laboratories, hospitals, and research settings. This enriched medium is specifically formulated to support the growth of fastidious anaerobic microorganisms, making it an essential tool for diagnosing and studying various bacterial infections. With its unique composition, including Vitamin K1 and Hemin, this medium provides a reliable means of cultivating and identifying anaerobic bacteria.

Overview: The BD 221788 BBL Thioglycollate Medium is used for the isolation, cultivation, and identification of anaerobic bacteria from clinical specimens. This medium is suitable for use in a variety of laboratory settings, including microbiology labs, research institutions, and hospital laboratories. By providing a nutrient-rich environment, this medium facilitates the growth of fastidious anaerobes, enabling accurate diagnosis and further study of these microorganisms.

Key Features

• Enriched with Vitamin K1 and Hemin to support the growth of fastidious anaerobic microorganisms
• Specifically designed for the isolation, cultivation, and identification of anaerobic bacteria
• Supports the growth of a wide range of anaerobic species
• Available in 8ml tubes for convenient and efficient use
• Supplied in packs of 100 for high-volume laboratory settings
• Formulated to provide a reliable means of cultivating and identifying anaerobic bacteria
• Manufactured by a reputable and trusted brand in the medical industry

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 8ml tube • Weight: varies by packaging • Materials: Thioglycollate medium enriched with Vitamin K1 and Hemin • Compliance: manufactured in accordance with relevant medical device regulations

Ideal For

• Clinical laboratories • Hospital laboratories • Research institutions • Microbiology labs • Public health laboratories • Veterinary laboratories • Any setting requiring the cultivation and identification of anaerobic bacteria