BD 260683 Anaerobe Pouch System Sachets Resealable

The BD 260683 Anaerobe Pouch System is a reliable and efficient tool designed for use in various medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and laboratories. This system is particularly useful for creating and maintaining anaerobic environments, essential for the growth and cultivation of anaerobic microorganisms. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to provide a straightforward, cost-effective method for anaerobic specimen transport and incubation.

The BD 260683 Anaerobe Pouch System is designed to simplify the process of creating an anaerobic environment. The system includes sachets and resealable pouches with indicators, which change color to confirm the presence of an anaerobic atmosphere. This not only ensures the integrity of the anaerobic environment but also provides a clear visual indication of the system's effectiveness. The system's purpose is to support the accurate diagnosis and study of anaerobic bacteria, which are often associated with various infections and diseases.

Key Features

• Provides a reliable and efficient method for creating an anaerobic environment
• Includes resealable pouches for convenient specimen handling and transport
• Sachets produce a rapid and consistent anaerobic atmosphere
• Color-changing indicator confirms the presence of an anaerobic environment
• Supports the growth and cultivation of anaerobic microorganisms
• Cost-effective solution for anaerobic specimen transport and incubation
• Easy to use, reducing the risk of contamination and exposure to anaerobic bacteria

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Not specified • Weight: Not specified • Materials: Not specified • Compliance: Designed for use in medical settings for the transport and incubation of anaerobic microorganisms

Ideal For

• Hospitals • Clinical laboratories • Research institutions • Medical offices • Home care settings (under appropriate medical supervision) Note: The suitability of the product for specific environments may depend on local regulations, the nature of the specimens being handled, and the availability of proper training and equipment for handling anaerobic cultures.