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Strep B Carrot Broth ™ One Step
Strep B Carrot Broth™ is a one-step method for cultivation and isolation of hemolytic strains of GBS. This screening test is an improvement over conventional methods, by increasing sensitivity, decreasing turn around time, while lowering overall cost. More on Carrot Broth One Step.
Orum™Trio.Bas™ Biological Air Sampling
Hardy Diagnostics introduces Trio Bas™ the next generation of air samplers for viable airborne particle sampling in a clean room setting. Available with one, two, or three aspirating heads, Trio Bas offers versatility along with comfort and ease of use.
NEW! HardyVal, USP <797> Media Fill Testing
HardyVal assesses the risk of microbial contamination of your CSP’s (compounded sterile preparations) according to USP <797>. Visit our Pharmaceutical Microbiology page for more information!
QuickSlide™ Automated Slide Staining Equipment
Hardy Diagnostics introduces the QuickSlide™ Automated Slide Stainers. Click here to learn more about automated slide stainers.
Introducing C diff Banana Broth™
Hardy Diagnostics introduces C diff Banana Broth™ culture and recovery of Clostridioides difficile spores and vegetative cells from environmental samples. Click here to learn more.
CompactDry™ Self Diffusing Media
The CompactDry ™ plate line offers a variety of organism-specific and total count tests, packaged up nicely in a sophisticated and sturdy cassette. Learn more!
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Antibiotic Resistance in Vietnam
Antibiotic resistance is of widespread concern and is particularly critical in developing countries, like Vietnam, where there is a higher burden of infectious disease. In these countries, the cost of new and improved antibiotics can be insurmountable, leading to the use of outdated and ineffective antibiotics. Furthermore, self-diagnosis and self-treatment can lead to antibiotic resistance and an increase in the prevalence… read more.
