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Test type: Pseudomonas aeruginosa
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Water Sampling Containers Dosed and Un-Dosed
New and improved water sampling containers for routine microbiological testing of potable [drinking] water samples. 500ml and 1000ml sizes available, dosed or un-dosed with sodium thiosulphate for chlorine neutralisation. Both containers can be used for a range of functions such as sampling within leisure swimming pools, endoscopy rinse waters, renalSuppliers who have products in this sector:
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