New Swabs for Environmental Monitoring in Critical Areas
| The new heipha ICR-Swab is a unique 'All-In-One' product for environmental monitoring in Isolators and Clean Rooms. The ICR-Swab is designed for qualitative microbial presence/absence tests and is ideal for monitoring surfaces that are inaccessible to contact plates.
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Source : heipha Dr. Müller GmbH [Germany]
Now part of Merck Millipore View Company Information
Posted on May 4, 2010
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