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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!
LokTight Environmental Monitoring Contact Plates
With LokTight, you have an added measure to ensure sterility in your environmental monitoring program! Click here to learn more about LokTight Cont Plate Media.
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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Urogenital Mycoplasmas
Seeing the doctor about concerns of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or urinary tract infections (UTIs) can be very uncomfortable for most people. However, it’s something that millions of Americans are compelled to do every year. According to the CDC, nearly 2.3 million cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis (the most common STIs) were reported in the US in 2017. This number shows a 31% increase from the 1.8 million reported cases in 2013… read more.
