The BD BACTEC Aerobic & Anaerobic Medium is a comprehensive solution designed for microbiology laboratories to accurately grow and identify microorganisms. Packaged in user-friendly plastic vials, this product ensures ease of use while maintaining safety standards.

The product includes both lytic and standard anaerobic media, catering to different laboratory conditions and requirements. Suitable for a variety of clinical samples, these culture vials support accurate and efficient diagnostics, contributing to improved patient care outcomes. Each pack includes 50 culture vials, providing adequate supply for extensive laboratory work.

Key Features:

• Designed to support the growth of aerobic and anaerobic microorganisms, facilitating comprehensive diagnostic testing.
• Plastic vials ensure safe and easy handling, reducing the risk of breakage and contamination during laboratory procedures.
• Offers both lytic and standard anaerobic medium options to suit various laboratory protocols and testing requirements.

Uses:

• The BD BACTEC Aerobic & Anaerobic Medium is primarily used in microbiology laboratories for the cultivation and detection of aerobic and anaerobic microorganisms from various clinical samples, facilitating accurate infection diagnostics and enhancing patient outcomes.

FAQs:

1. What is the difference between lytic and standard anaerobic media?
Lytic media is designed to lyse cells, enhancing the release of intracellular components and aiding the growth of certain fastidious organisms, while standard media is formulated for general anaerobic bacterial growth.

2. Can these vials be used for fungal culture as well?
While primarily designed for bacterial cultures, certain formulations like Myco/F Lytic Medium may support the growth of fungi, but it's always best to consult specific product guidelines.

3. Are these vials suitable for automated microbial detection systems?
Yes, these vials are compatible with many automated microbial detection systems, providing efficient and reliable diagnostic results.

4. How should these culture vials be stored?
Store the culture vials at a temperature specified by the manufacturer, usually in a cool, dry place, to maintain the efficacy of the medium.