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WPB01245WA

Whirl-Pak® Speci-Sponge® Environmental Surface Sampling Bag

532 mL(18 oz)

Synonym(s):

sample collection bag, sampling bag, surface sampling bag

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About This Item

UNSPSC Code:
24111500
NACRES:
NB.35

sterility

sterile

packaging

pkg of 100 ea

manufacturer/tradename

B01245WA (Nasco)
Speci-Sponge®
Whirl-pak®

W × L × thickness

11.5 cm × 23 cm × 0.064 mm

capacity

532 mL × 18 oz
532 mL(18 oz)

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General description

Designed for environmental surface sampling of work areas, equipment, animal carcasses, and any other place where testing for Listeria, Salmonella, E.coli, coliforms, and other foodborne pathogens, or anthrax is required.

The special dry sponge is free of bactericides and has been tested to be non-inhibitory. Wearing a sterile glove when wiping with the sponge is recommended to help prevent contamination. After the sample has been collected and the sponge returned to the bag, it can be sent to a lab for testing. In the lab, media may be added directly to the bag and the sample incubated inside the bag for a +/- test, or the sample may be squeezed out of the sponge, pipetted, and plated out.

Legal Information

Speci-Sponge is a registered trademark of The Aristotle Corporation
Whirl-pak is a registered trademark of The Aristotle Corporation

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