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Pro-Lab Diagnostics now supply BioMaxima MIC strips and antimicrobial paper discs

Pro-Lab Diagnostics UK is proud to announce the introduction of BioMaxima MIC strips to the UK market. These innovative test strips, now available through Pro-Lab, are designed to determine the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) of antibiotics, providing essential guidance for targeted antimicrobial therapy.

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Manufactured by BioMaxima using a patented biomedical composite material in collaboration with Arctic Paper, these MIC strips offer exceptional consistency and reliability. The composite carrier layer, reinforced with synthetic polymer fibres, ensures precise diffusion of antibiotics, leading to accurate and reproducible results. You can read more about this innovative product here.

The benefits of MIC testing are substantial. By determining the exact concentration of an antibiotic required to inhibit microbial growth, laboratories can support clinicians in selecting the most effective therapy. This approach not only shortens treatment times and reduces complications but also promotes rational antibiotic use, helping to combat antimicrobial resistance. With Pro-Lab Diagnostics UK handling distribution, laboratories across the UK can now access these high-quality MIC strips, backed by dependable supply chains and technical support. This partnership underscores Pro-Lab’s commitment to providing innovative diagnostic solutions that enhance patient care and support microbiology professionals in delivering accurate, timely results.

Antimicrobial Paper Discs

Antimicrobial paper discs are produced in a state-of-the-art manufacturing environment in strict adherence
to the EUCAST/CLSI standards and relevant quality guidelines. The full list of available discs is available here: ASTD and MIC tests – Biomaxima

Browse our products at Pro-Lab Diagnostics to learn more about how we can support your lab’s success or contact us today to join our extensive network of labs across the globe. 

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