Food Microbial Testing Sheet Medium "MC-Media Pad"
No need for medium preparation; it can be used immediately after opening!
This is a sheet medium that can be used immediately after opening, without the need for medium preparation. It has a wide range of applications beyond food testing, including swab tests, stamp method tests, drinking water filter tests, and fallen bacteria tests, significantly improving work efficiency. The MC-Media Pad is a dry medium with a non-woven fabric layered on a water-soluble polymer layer containing medium components, allowing for the cultivation of microorganisms similar to regular agar media. Because it uses non-woven fabric, the diffusion of the sample liquid is rapid and reliable, and the colonies can be color-developed by the enzymes possessed by the microorganisms, making detection and differentiation easy for anyone.
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**Features** - No media preparation is required, allowing for immediate use after opening. - It is one-tenth the size of conventional agar media, saving space and significantly reducing waste. - It can be used for a wide range of applications, including food inspections, swab tests, membrane filter methods, stamping methods, and air sampling methods. - It is listed in the Food Hygiene Inspection Guidelines 2004 and has obtained AOAC approval, demonstrating a high correlation with agar media.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| General Bacteria Rapid Type (MicroVal, AOAC OMA, PTM certified) | Detected as red colonies. |
| Coliforms (MicroVal, AOAC PTM certified) | Detected as blue to blue-green colonies. |
| Staphylococcus aureus (MicroVal, AOAC PTM certified) | Detected as colored colonies with a light blue halo around black spots. |
| Escherichia coli and Coliforms (MicroVal, AOAC PTM certified) | Escherichia coli is detected as blue colonies, while non-E. coli coliforms are detected as blue to blue-green colonies. |
| Fungi (Molds and Yeasts) (MicroVal, AOAC OMA, PTM certified) | Detected as red colonies with red spots or specific pigments produced by molds and yeasts. |
| Salmonella | Salmonella (hydrogen sulfide producing and non-producing types) is indicated by α-galactosidase activity and detected as distinct blue colonies. |
| General Bacteria (AOAC PTM certified) | Detected as red colonies. |
