Sartorius Caso Biosart 100 Media - 63X108X105
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- Order No.: 1926772
- Manufacturer Art. No.: 16400-02----CA-K
Caso (acc. to USP) Broth Biosart® 100 Monitors have been specifically designed for microbiological testing of pharmaceuticals, food, beverages, water and other liquids. These sterile monitors with an incorporated membrane filter and cellulose pad are ready to use. Biosart® 100 Nutrient Media for wetting the pad are available in individually sterilised, convenient plastic ampoules. Each box of Biosart® 100 Nutrient Media contains 50 ampoules with sterile media, each with 2.5 ml and a lot certificate. If stored under proper conditions ( 4°C), the culture media have a shelf life of 12 months (except for Endo, KF Strep, Lauryl Sulfate and Tergitol which have a 9-month shelf life). Biosart® 100 Nutrient Media comply with international regulations and recommendations: International pharmacopoeias, DIN and ISO standards, the American Standards for Water and Foods, mineral water regulations, guidelines of the food and beverage industries. Within the scope of the quality assurance procedure and stringent quality control standards, every batch has passed Sartorius in-house tests for growth promotion and sterility. Tests also include physical and technical parameters. Biosart® 100 Nutrient Media are convenient to use and eliminate the need to handle glass ampoules. Pre-sterilised media Certificate of quality for every batch In compliance with international standards Consistent recovery Ready-to-use Long shelf life
Sartorius customers are working hard to develop and manufacture medicines that cure, prevent or stop the progression of diseases. To be successful, they rely on partners who understand their current and future challenges. For 150 years, the Sartorius brand has stood for innovative products and solutions that support the work of scientists and engineers worldwide. Satorius has increasingly focused on enabling breakthroughs in life science research and bioproduction.