Lactose Gelatin Medium (500 gm)

This 500 gm pack of Lactose Gelatin Medium is designed for accurate identification of lactose-fermenting and gelatin-liquefying microorganisms in laboratory settings. Ideal for microbiological analysis in food, water, and pharmaceutical industries, it ensures consistent performance, long shelf life, and reliable results across applications. The medium promotes selective microbial growth and helps in biochemical differentiation for quality assurance testing and research purposes.

Key Features

1. Supports detection of lactose fermentation and gelatin liquefaction.
2. Accurate microbial differentiation for quality control applications.
3. Suitable for use in food, water, and pharmaceutical laboratories.
4. High purity ingredients for consistent performance and reproducibility.
5. Comes in a secure, moisture-resistant 500 gm packaging.

Precautions

1. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
2. Handle with gloves and laboratory safety equipment during preparation and use.
3. Sterilize media before use to avoid contamination.
4. Use within the shelf life period to ensure accurate results.
5. Dispose of used media following biohazard waste protocols.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: What is Lactose Gelatin Medium used for?
Answer: It is used to detect lactose fermentation and gelatin liquefaction in microorganisms, aiding in bacterial identification.

Question: How do I prepare the Lactose Gelatin Medium?
Answer: Dissolve the recommended amount in distilled water, sterilize by autoclaving, then cool before pouring into sterile containers.

Question: Can this medium be used for water quality testing?
Answer: Yes, it is suitable for microbial analysis in water, especially in detecting coliforms and gelatin-liquefying bacteria.

Question: What is the shelf life of the 500 gm pack?
Answer: When stored properly, the medium has a shelf life of 2 to 3 years from the manufacturing date.

Question: Is the product compliant with microbiological testing standards?
Answer: Yes, it meets standard microbiological testing protocols used in quality control and research laboratories.