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R-CARD® Total Count (SPC)

Roth R Card Total Count

Principle: Self-contained and doesn’t require petri dishes, agar, or other gear that’s fragile and prone to leak.

Automation: No

Suitability: For detection of total microbe population

Capital equipment required: No

Description:

Unlike most Total Plate Count media on the market, R-CARD® rapid tests require almost no additional equipment and offer an extremely easy user experience. Simply lift the R-CARD® Total Count clear film and deposit 1 mL of your liquid sample on the card. Then release the clear film so it can fall back on top of the card, covering your sample. Within 1-3 minutes, the liquid sample will solidify between the two layers. This prevents it from dripping or leaking, making R-CARD® rapid tests incredibly easy to transport and use in the field.


Key Points:
  • Completely self-contained, requiring almost no additional equipment
  • Extremely accurate and easy-to-understand results
  • Fast results in 14-16 hours (incubated)
  • Free technical support on any step of the process
  • Colonies will show up as pale/dark red dots

 

Areas:

    Food & BeveragePharmaceuticalWater

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Company contact details:

Roth Biosciences, LLC view full details
Bristol
IN
United States

Website: Visit Website
Tel: (574) 533-3351


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