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Culture Media & Peptones

Collection: Culture Media & Peptones

Dehydrated culture media, peptones, supplements, and chromogenic formulations for food, water, pharma, and clinical labs — Condalab among them.

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Molecular biology

Super Growth Autoinducible with Trace Elements

Regular price 379.00 NIS
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Molecular biology

2YT Autoinducible Growth Medium with Trace Elements

Regular price 367.00 NIS
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Frequently asked questions

What is dehydrated culture media?

It is complete growth medium supplied as a powder that you rehydrate, dispense, and sterilize in the lab. The format cuts cost and storage space and far outlasts prepared plates — Condalab, which manufactures more than 700 dehydrated formulations, states a shelf life of up to five years for its powders.

What is the difference between selective and differential media?

A selective medium suppresses everything except the group you want to isolate, using agents such as bile salts, antibiotics, or dyes. A differential medium lets mixed flora grow but reveals the target through a color or colony change driven by its metabolism. Classic plates like MacConkey agar combine both principles at once.

What are peptones, and how do the different types vary?

Peptones are protein digests of animal or vegetable origin that supply the amino acids and short peptides microorganisms assimilate most easily. Performance depends on the raw material and digestion used — bacteriological peptone, casein or soy digests, and yeast extract each behave differently, which is why media developers screen several. Condalab certifies its bovine-origin peptones BSE/TSE-free.

What is chromogenic culture media?

Chromogenic media embed enzyme substrates that release a distinct color when the target organism's enzymes cleave them, so colonies effectively identify themselves on the plate. That removes subculture and biochemical confirmation steps and shortens reporting time. Condalab produces its chromogenic range under the CondaChrome brand.

What is buffered peptone water used for?

Buffered peptone water is the standard non-selective pre-enrichment broth used to resuscitate stressed bacteria before selective detection — most prominently at the start of Salmonella workflows in food testing. Condalab offers it as a dehydrated medium in ISO/BAM-aligned formulations.

Where can I buy culture media and peptones in Israel?

Condalab culture media, peptones, and supplements in this category are stocked and supported locally in Israel by Danyel Biotech — send a quote request from the product page or consult our microbiology team on formulations and pack sizes.

Buying Guide

Match the formulation to the method you follow — food, water, and pharma QC methods usually cite a specific medium, and the label-declared ISO/BAM alignment matters more than the brand name. Choose dehydrated powder when you can prepare and autoclave in-house and want economy and shelf life; choose ready-to-use formats for low volumes or fast turnaround. For fermentation and media development, select peptones by origin and digestion — bacteriological peptone, casein, soy, or yeast extract — and chromogenic media where skipping confirmation steps justifies the premium.