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AnaeroGRO™ MultiPak B, Brucella w/H&K (Hemin and Vitamin K) plate, LVK (Laked Blood with Kanamycin and Vancomycin) plate, & PEA (Phenylethyl Alcohol Agar) plate, Prereduced Media

Cat. no.

AG313

PACK SIZE:

3 Pre-reduced plates per pouch

AnaeroGro™ Brucella Agar with Hemin and Vitamin K is recommended for use in the primary isolation, quantitation, and partial identification of obligately anaerobic microorganisms from clinical specimens. The medium is also suitable for the growth of aerobic and microaerophilic bacteria when incubated under the appropriate conditions.

AnaeroGRO™ Anaerobic PEA (Phenylethyl Alcohol) Agar is recommended for use as an enriched and selective medium for the cultivation and selective isolation of Gram-positive and negative obligate anaerobic bacteria. It is useful in isolating obligate anaerobes from mixed flora, by inhibiting Gram-negative facultative anaerobes and the control of swarming organisms.

AnaeroGRO™ LKV (Laked Blood with Kanamycin and Vancomycin) Agar is recommended for use in the selective isolation and partial identification of obligately anaerobic Gram-negative bacilli, such as Prevotella spp. and Bacteroides spp.

Features and Benefits:

Pre-reduced culture media packaged in oxygen-free gas flushed MylarFoil pouches
Packaging contains an oxygen scavenger sachet
Packaging contains a moisture absorbing desiccant packet
Room temperature storage
MylarFoil pouches have an easy-to-open pre-scored notch
Wide variety of packaging combinations available: monoplates, biplates, and primary set-up combinations
Validated performance, ask for the study presented at ASM
Competitive pricing, quality products, exception service and support
Exceptional growth and performance characteristics compared to other leading brands
Manufactured in an FDA licensed facility

CCP Anaerobic Media Comparison Abstract

AnaeroGRO™ media demonstrated superior performance across all strains tested on Brucella, BBE, and LKV.
Colonies were consistently larger and more robust, improving visibility and ease of isolation—particularly in mixed anaerobic cultures.
Larger colony morphology supports more efficient colony selection.
AnaeroGRO™ showed a clear advantage in colony size and robustness when compared to BD and Anaerobe Systems Brucella, BBE, and LKV media.

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