Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | HiCrome® UTI Agar | M1353R-500 gm Himedia |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 500 gm |
| Form | Powder |
| Grade | Laboratory/Clinical |
| Application | Differentiation of urinary tract pathogens |
Product Description
HiCrome UTI Agar is a specialized chromogenic medium designed for the rapid and accurate identification of urinary tract infection (UTI) pathogens. This high-performance agar from Himedia simplifies bacterial differentiation with distinct colony colors, making it indispensable for clinical microbiology labs, research facilities, and educational institutions.
Whether you’re a student learning microbiological techniques or a researcher conducting UTI studies, this 500gm pack provides ample quantity for multiple tests. The medium’s unique formulation ensures reliable results, helping you distinguish between common pathogens like E. coli, Klebsiella, and Proteus species effortlessly.
For labs looking to streamline their workflow, HiCrome UTI Agar reduces the need for additional confirmatory tests, saving both time and resources. Its consistent performance and ease of use make it a preferred choice among professionals who demand precision.
Upgrade your lab’s diagnostic capabilities with HiCrome UTI Agar. Order your 500gm pack today for seamless UTI pathogen detection.
FAQs
What is HiCrome UTI Agar used for?
It is a chromogenic medium used to differentiate and identify urinary tract infection pathogens like E. coli, Klebsiella, and Proteus species.
How much HiCrome UTI Agar is in one pack?
Each pack contains 500gm of powder, sufficient for multiple tests in clinical or research settings.
Can students use this for lab experiments?
Yes, it is commonly used in educational labs for microbiology training due to its clear differentiation properties.
Where can I buy HiCrome UTI Agar online?
You can purchase it from eqipped, a trusted supplier of lab reagents and media in India.
Is this product suitable for research on antibiotic resistance?
While primarily for UTI diagnosis, it can be adapted for research studies involving urinary pathogens.
