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Neogen Hydrated Sponge, with Letheen Broth and Gloves, Pack of 100

Brand:Neogen

Specifications

Dimensions (WxH): 152 x 279 mm
Height: 279 mm
Material sampler: Cellulose
Nominal capacity: 890 ml
UNSPSC: 41104105
Width: 152 mm
With labelling field: Yes
With media: Yes

$721.16

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Neogen Hydrated Sponge with Letheen Broth and Gloves is a ready-to-use sampling solution designed for environmental surface testing. Supplied in a convenient pack of 100, each sterile sponge is pre-moistened with Letheen Broth, ideal for neutralizing residual sanitizers. Gloves are included for safe and contamination-free sampling in food processing, pharmaceutical, and laboratory environments.

Key Features:

Brand: Neogen
Contents: Hydrated sponge with Letheen Broth and gloves
Packaging: Pack of 100 units
Application: Environmental surface sampling for contamination control
Usage: Ideal for food safety, lab testing, and pharmaceutical hygiene monitoring

This sampling kit from Neogen provides efficient, accurate, and hygienic surface testing for critical environments.

Frequently asked questions

It is a ready-to-use sampling solution designed for environmental surface testing. Supplied in a convenient pack of 100, each sterile sponge is pre-moistened with Letheen Broth, ideal for neutralizing residual sanitizers. Gloves are included for safe and contamination-free sampling in food processing, pharmaceutical, and laboratory environments.

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