Microbiologie

The RapidChek^®Listeria media offers simple preparation of enrichment media without autoclaving and enables fast and flexible test planning. Supplement is stored at 2C - 8C. Note: pre-made liquid media is made to order. Lead times may vary.

The RapidChek^®Listeria test system offers a single-step enrichment media to enable fast, accurate and simple Listeria detection within 40 hours. The simple preparation of enrichment media without autoclaving offers fast and flexible test planning. Time to result: 40 - 48 hours (depending on the analyzed sample). The supplement is stored at 2C - 8C.

The RapidChek^®Listeria test system offers a single-step enrichment media to enable fast, accurate and simple Listeria detection within 40 hours. The simple preparation of enrichment media without autoclaving offers fast and flexible test planning. Time to result: 40 - 48 hours (depending on the analyzed sample). The supplement is stored at 2C-8C.

The RapidChek^® Listeria monocytogenes test system is one of the first one-step immunological AOAC-certified testing system for Listeria monocytogenes. The proprietary RapidChek^® Listeria NextDay™ enrichment media, also used in the Listeria NextDay™ systems, offers a short enrichment time.

RapidChek^®E. coli O157 test system offers an easy to prepare one-step enrichment media, without the need of additional supplements, combined with proprietary antibodies to detect the pathogenic E. coli serotype O157 (incl. H7) in various foodstuff within a minimum of 8 hours. Time to result: 8 - 18 hours (depending on the analyzed sample)

RapidChek^®E. coli O157 test strip with proprietary antibodies to detect the pathogenic E. coli serotype O157 (incl. H7) in various foodstuff within a minimum of 8 hours.

The RapidChek^®Campylobacter test strips can be used with RapidChek^®Campylobacter media (for 47 - 49 h time to result).

The RapidChek^®Campylobacter proprietary enrichment media needs no additional supplements. Media is added directly to sterile water and ready for use. Samples are incubated aerobically for a simplified enrichment procedure.