| Variation ID | Pack Size | List Price | Qty | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| photo_camera | 1 Pack
MRB-101-200 |
£6.71 | |||
| photo_camera | 5 Pack
MRB-101-205 |
£30.36 |
Penicillin G 10 units
Antibiotic susceptibility test discs impregnated with a defined concentration of penicillin G.
The disc cartridges can be used in conjunction with the Hand Dispenser - Ejector (supplied separately), for ease, convenience and speed of dispensing the discs.
Supplied in dispensing cartridges of 50 discs.
One unit of penicillin is equivalent to 0.6ug
Storage and shelf life
Discs require refrigerated storage at 2-8ºC, and will last approx. 2 yrs if kept unopened and refrigerated, 1-2 weeks once opened.
Also available:
Disc dispenser: MRB-101-350 (1pk), MRB-101-355 (5pk)
Non-impregnated (blank) discs: MRB-101-300 (1pk), MRB-101-305 (5pk)
Penicillin G 1 unit: MRB-101-050 (1pk).
Streptomycin 10ug: MRB-101-250 (1pk), MRB-101-255 (5pk)
Shipped from our Manchester, UK Facility
Orders are securely packed and dispatched from our Manchester warehouse.
How do I use these susceptibility discs?
Transfer (inoculate) bacterial culture into nutrient broth and incubate overnight until cloudy. Add some inoculated broth to liquid agar at approximately 45°C and pour into plates.
Discs should be applied within 15 minutes of the agar setting and plates incubated shortly after application.
Discs must be in close contact with a moist agar surface.
Uniform incubation times should be used.
These do not seem to be working. What could be the reason?
Possible causes include:
Discs being opened for longer than one to two weeks.
Incorrect storage.
Non-viable bacterial cultures.
Unsuitable incubation conditions.
Use against bacteria that are not sensitive to penicillin.