17 devices · GMDN 66118
Microbiological transport media are specialized substances formulated as liquids, gels, or powders designed to preserve the viability of microorganisms within a clinical specimen. These products are used during the interval between sample collection and laboratory analysis to ensure that bacteria, viruses, or other pathogens remain stable for accurate diagnostic testing or culture.
These media are supplied as bulk materials in bottles or tubs rather than as pre-filled collection containers or sampling tools like swabs. They feature non-nutritive compositions that may include specific indicators to support the survival of targeted organisms during transit. Users should note that these products are intended solely for the maintenance of specimens and do not include the hardware required for direct patient interaction.
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