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Hach m-ColiBlue24 Economy Kit
The Hach m-ColiBlue24 Economy Kit tests for E. coli and coliforms in drinking water, and beverages.
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- Results are available for reading in twenty four hours
- Can work properly without special equipment or an ultraviolet lamp
- Can be used to conduct emergency testing or routine monitoring
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The Hach m-ColiBlue24 Economy Kit is useful in testing water for bacteria, especially E. coli and coliforms. It can be used to monitor well water, drinking water and water that has been chemically processed. Features color-coding between E. coli and coliforms, and gives optimal recovery to injured organisms. It can differentiate colonies easily throughout testing and potentially minimize the growth of bacteria.
Benefits
- Read and confirm results in 24 hours
- Enumerate total coliforms and E. coli on one petri dish
- Conduct emergency testing and routine monitoring
- Get superior sensitivity - 1 CFU/100mL
- Differentiate colonies easily - red and blue indicate total coliforms and blue specifies E. coli
- Get optimal recovery of stressed and injured organisms
- Minimize background growth of non-coliform bacteria
- Eliminate special equipment and ultraviolet lamp
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