Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | HiTouch® Rapid S. aureus Count Flexi Plate® |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 50 plates |
| Form | Flexi Plate (pre-poured agar) |
| Grade | Laboratory-grade |
| Application | Detection and enumeration of S. aureus in food, water, and environmental samples |
Product Description
When it comes to detecting Staphylococcus aureus quickly and accurately, the HiTouch® Rapid S. aureus Count Flexi Plate® from Himedia is a trusted choice for labs, researchers, and food safety professionals. This pre-poured agar plate simplifies microbial testing by eliminating the need for media preparation, saving time while ensuring consistent results.
The Flexi Plate® format is designed for convenience, allowing direct inoculation without additional steps. The selective medium inhibits most competing bacteria while promoting the growth of S. aureus, making it ideal for food safety compliance, environmental monitoring, and research applications.
Whether you’re testing dairy products, processed foods, or water samples, this rapid S. aureus test kit delivers reliable colony counts within 24–48 hours. Its user-friendly design reduces contamination risks and ensures reproducibility, making it a staple in quality control labs.
For students and educators, this aureus count test kit serves as an excellent teaching tool, demonstrating selective media principles and microbial detection techniques in a hands-on format.
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FAQs
What is the shelf life of the HiTouch® Rapid S. aureus Count Flexi Plate®?
The plates have a shelf life of 12 months when stored at 2–8°C in their original packaging.
Can this plate detect MRSA (Methicillin-resistant S. aureus)?
While it detects S. aureus, additional confirmatory tests are needed to identify MRSA strains.
Is this suitable for clinical samples?
No, this plate is designed for food, water, and environmental testing, not clinical diagnostics.
How should I store unused plates?
Keep them refrigerated (2–8°C) and away from direct light to maintain performance.
Can I use this for quantitative analysis?
Yes, the plate supports colony counting for quantitative S. aureus enumeration.
