Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Listeria Oxford HiVeg Medium Base | MV1145-500 gm Himedia |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 500 gm |
| Form | Powder |
| Grade | Laboratory Grade |
| Application | Selective isolation of Listeria species |
Product Description
When it comes to detecting Listeria in food or environmental samples, precision matters. The Listeria Oxford HiVeg Medium Base from Himedia (MV1145-500 gm) is a trusted choice for microbiologists and lab professionals. This veg-based medium is designed to selectively isolate Listeria species, ensuring accurate results in food safety testing and research.
Unlike traditional media, this HiVeg formulation avoids animal-derived components, making it suitable for vegan-friendly lab protocols. Its balanced composition supports optimal growth while inhibiting competitors, so you get clear, reliable colonies every time.
Whether you’re working in a university lab, a food testing facility, or a research institute, this medium simplifies Listeria detection without compromising performance. The 500 gm pack size is ideal for frequent use, reducing the need for constant reordering.
Need a dependable Listeria culture medium? Order Listeria Oxford HiVeg Medium Base online today and ensure accurate detection in your lab.
FAQs
What is Listeria Oxford HiVeg Medium Base used for?
It’s a selective medium designed to isolate Listeria species from food, environmental, or clinical samples. The HiVeg formulation ensures no animal-derived components are used.
How do I prepare this medium?
Dissolve the powder in distilled water, autoclave, and pour into sterile plates. Follow standard microbiological protocols for best results.
Is this medium suitable for vegan labs?
Yes, the HiVeg base is entirely plant-derived, making it ideal for labs avoiding animal products.
What’s the shelf life of this product?
When stored in a cool, dry place, the powder remains stable for up to 24 months. Always check the expiry date on the packaging.
Can I use this for routine food safety testing?
Absolutely. Many food testing labs rely on this medium for consistent Listeria detection in compliance with safety standards.





