Description
BD Difco Triple Sugar Iron Agar is designed for laboratory professionals who need reliable, high-quality dehydrated culture media. When accuracy and efficiency are essential in microbiology testing, this product helps streamline your workflow and supports consistent results. Ideal for clinical labs and research facilities, its 500g format and extended shelf life make it a practical choice for routine use.
- 500g Dehydrated Media – Provides ample supply for frequent testing, supporting uninterrupted lab operations.
- Triple Sugar Iron Formula – Enables differential identification of enteric bacteria, giving you clear, actionable results.
- Long Shelf Life – 1825 days of storage helps reduce waste and ensures product readiness when needed.
- Trusted Brand – Manufactured by BD Difco, known for quality and consistency in laboratory media.
Laboratory Culture Media for Reliable Microbiology Testing
This dehydrated culture medium is formulated for laboratories that demand accuracy and efficiency in bacterial identification. The triple sugar iron agar supports differential testing of enteric organisms, making it a staple in clinical and research settings. With a generous 500g supply and a long shelf life, this media helps labs maintain readiness and minimize restocking interruptions. Professionals in microbiology and bioprocessing benefit from a product that is easy to store and use, supporting reliable outcomes every day.
Features and Benefits
Optimized for Microbiology Applications
- Triple Sugar Iron Composition – Facilitates identification of enteric bacteria for targeted analysis.
- Diagnostic Accuracy – Supports clear differentiation of bacterial species, aiding precise results.
Convenient and Efficient Use
- 500g Bulk Packaging – Reduces the need for frequent reordering, saving time and resources.
- Dehydrated Format – Simplifies storage and preparation, making daily lab routines smoother.
Quality and Reliability
- Manufactured by BD Difco – Backed by a brand recognized for consistent quality in laboratory media.
- Extended Shelf Life – 1825 days of usability ensures product is available when needed.
Product Specifications
General Information
- Brand: BD Difco
- Product Name: Triple Sugar Iron Agar
- Format: Dehydrated Culture Media
- Net Weight: 500g
Identification and Shelf Life
- SKU: 226540
- GTIN: 00382902265405
- Shelf Life: 1825 days
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Choose Reliable Media for Consistent Results
When your lab depends on accurate bacterial identification, selecting a trusted culture medium is essential. This product stands out for its extended shelf life and bulk packaging, helping you maintain efficiency and confidence in your daily work. Rely on a solution that supports your commitment to quality and reliability.
- Bulk 500g Supply – Minimizes restocking needs, supporting uninterrupted laboratory operations.
- Long-Term Storage – 1825-day shelf life reduces waste and ensures readiness.
- Consistent Performance – Manufactured by BD Difco for dependable results every time.
- Optimized for Microbiology – Designed for differential testing of enteric bacteria, supporting clear outcomes.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the main use of BD Difco Triple Sugar Iron Agar?
This product is used for differential identification of enteric bacteria in laboratory settings.
How much product is included in each container?
Each container provides 500g of dehydrated culture media for laboratory use.
How long can this culture media be stored?
The shelf life is 1825 days, supporting long-term storage and readiness.
Who manufactures this culture medium?
It is manufactured by BD Difco, a trusted name in laboratory media.
Is this product suitable for clinical and research laboratories?
Yes, it is designed for use in both clinical and research laboratory environments.
Does the product require special storage conditions?
Refer to standard laboratory storage guidelines for dehydrated media to maintain product quality.
Can this media be used for routine microbiology testing?
Yes, it is suitable for routine testing and identification of enteric bacteria.
