Hach Brilliant Green Bile Broth Tubes
Features
- Ready-to-use MPN tubes reduce time and labor costs
- Test wastewater and non-potable water for coliforms
- Drinking water, wastewater, ambient water, food, and beverage prepared media available
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Hach Brilliant Green tubes in a 15-pack offer a prepared media and convenient apparatus to make wastewater and non-potable water testing fast and easy. Using the most probable number method (MPN), the solution provides an accurate total coliform and E.coli count. Designed for use with Hach incubators.
- Save time and labor costs with ready-to-use MPN tubes, with minimal training requirements.
- Regulatory-accepted methods for applications in drinking water, wastewater, ambient water, food, and beverage
- Complete Solutions for Testing Drinking Water
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