The BD 212228 Dehydrated Culture Media is a laboratory-grade microbiology medium supplied in dehydrated powder form for preparation and use in clinical, research, and industrial laboratories. Designed to support bacterial growth, isolation, and identification, this medium provides dependable performance when prepared according to validated laboratory protocols.
Manufactured under the quality standards of BD, BD dehydrated culture media are engineered for consistency, reproducibility, and reliable microbiological results across a range of diagnostic and research applications.
Key Benefits
Dehydrated format allows flexible preparation based on laboratory workflow needs. Formulated for consistent growth performance and reproducible results. Manufactured under controlled quality systems for lot-to-lot reliability. Suitable for a wide range of microbiological applications including isolation, cultivation, and organism differentiation. Designed to support accurate diagnostic and research outcomes.
Compatibility and Applications
BD 212228 Dehydrated Culture Media is compatible with standard laboratory preparation equipment, including autoclaves, water baths, and sterile Petri dishes or culture tubes. It is widely used in hospital microbiology laboratories, academic research facilities, pharmaceutical quality control labs, and public health institutions.
Applications may include bacterial isolation from clinical specimens, environmental monitoring, organism identification workflows, and routine culture-based testing protocols.
Usage Guidelines
Prepare the medium by dissolving the recommended quantity of dehydrated powder in purified water as specified in the manufacturers instructions. Heat and sterilize according to validated procedures, typically through autoclaving. Pour into sterile plates or tubes under aseptic conditions. Allow to solidify and use according to laboratory protocol. Always follow established microbiological procedures and institutional guidelines.
Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
BD culture media products are manufactured under regulated quality systems designed to ensure consistency and compliance with laboratory standards. Quality control testing is performed to verify growth-promoting characteristics and performance specifications, supporting use in clinical diagnostic and research environments.
Comparison with Competitor Products
Compared with non-standardized culture media, BD dehydrated media are produced under strict quality control processes to ensure reproducibility and performance reliability. Laboratories often rely on BD media for consistent results across diagnostic workflows and quality assurance programs.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
This product is used by microbiologists, clinical laboratory technologists, research scientists, and quality control professionals. It is particularly effective in environments where precise and reproducible bacterial culture performance is essential for accurate testing and analysis.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Store the dehydrated powder in a cool, dry location protected from moisture and direct light. Seal containers tightly after each use. Prepare media using calibrated equipment and validated sterilization procedures. Perform routine quality control testing with reference organisms to confirm performance. Dispose of used culture plates and materials according to biosafety regulations.
Regulatory and Safety Information
While culture media are laboratory-use products rather than direct patient-use devices, they are manufactured under strict quality control systems to support clinical and research laboratory compliance. Proper handling, preparation, and disposal in accordance with institutional biosafety and chemical safety guidelines are essential.
How to Order
Ordering the BD 212228 Dehydrated Culture Media is simple. Add the product to your cart and proceed through the secure checkout process. For bulk laboratory purchasing or additional assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or use the contact form available on this page.
