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Microbiology Buyer Directory : Pharmaceutical

Sector: Pharmaceutical

Test type: Bacterial Endotoxin Test (BET)

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LAL Reagent Products

FUJIFILM Wako Chemicals U.S.A. Corporation (FUJIFILM Wako) is recognized around the world as a trusted supplier of pure chemicals and reagents. After establishing a sales office in Dallas, Texas, in 1981, we grew significantly in the U.S. and in 1989, relocated our corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility to Richmond,

Endotoxin Extracting Solution

Traditionally, water or saline solution has been used to extract endotoxin in tests involving medical devices and equipment; however, the efficacy of this extraction method is debated. In order to provide our customers with a more reliable method, FUJIFILM Wako has developed a solution containing human serum albumin (HSA) that

ES Buffer

The ES Buffer is an endotoxin-specific buffer that is ideal for untreated LAL. Though all LAL reagents produced by FUJIFILM Wako are endotoxin-specific, other commercially available LAL reagents are not. Without this buffer, tests can activate (1,3)-ß-D-glucan when trying to determine the endotoxin concentration in the sample.

Toxinometer® ET-7000 Endotoxin Measurement System

The Toxinometer® ET-7000 is a computer-operated kinetic incubating tube reader, designed to be exceptionally user-friendly. State-of-the-art expansion modules can be connected to allow for endotoxin testing in a wide range of fields and sample quantities. The Toxinometer® ET-7000 can perform all LAL testing methodologies (gel clot, kinetic turbidimetric,

Toximaster® QC8 Software

The Toximaster® QC8 software supports data processing based on the protocols complying with three types of pharmacopeia (USP/EP/JP) for bacterial endotoxin testing. This software is compliant with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 ERES (electronic records/electronic signature), which requires the proper information from all parties involved in the testing