AES Chemunex Fluroassure flow cytometry technology

Thursday, 05 May, 2011 | Supplied by: In Vitro Technologies Pty Ltd

AES Chemunex Fluroassure flow cytometry technology can be used to detect bacteria, yeast and mould allowing manufacturers to release products earlier with confidence.

AES Chemunex Rapid microbiology is suitable for early detection of viable microorganisms in juices, beverages, dairy products, process water, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.

A sensitivity down to one microorganism can save days in detection time, allowing early release of product (saving warehouse space) and early detection of contamination resulting in cost savings in product withdrawals.

Online: www.invitro.com.au
Phone: 03 9771 3700

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