Antibiotic Disks

Microbiology Products Inventory – Antibiotic Disks

The products that we sale are used for microbiology research  in the areas of Medical/Clinical Microbiology, Industrial Microbiology, Food Microbiology, Pharmaceutical Microbiology, Environmental/Soil Microbiology, Laboratory Medicine, as well as Clinical and Veterinary Medicine. Our products are UK certified products.

WARNING: These products are not intended for human or animal consumption. They are only intended for conducting and carrying out laboratory experiments and research in the field of microbiology and other areas of biological and medical sciences.

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THE FOLLOWING ANTIBIOTIC DISKS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE:

1. Amikacin
2. Amoxycillin-Clavulanic acid
3. Ampicillin
4. Ampicillin-Sulbactam
5. Azithromycin
6. Aztreonam
7. Carbenicillin
8. Cefaclor
9. Cefamandole
10.  Amikacin
11.  Amoxycillin-Clavulanic acid
12.  Ampicillin
13.  Ampicillin-Sulbactam
14.  Azithromycin
15.  Aztreonam
16.  Carbenicillin
17.  Cefaclor
18.  Cefamandole
19.  Cefazolin
20.  Cefepime
21.  Cefixime
22.  Cefonicid
23.  Cefoperazone
24.  Cefotaxime
25.  Cefotetan
26.  Cefoxitin
27.  Cefpodoxime
28.  Cefprozil
29.  Ceftazidime
30.  Ceftizoxime
31.  Ceftriaxone
32.  Cefuroxime
33.  Cephalothin
34.  Chloramphenicol
35.  Ciprofloxacin
36.  Clarithromycin
37.  Clindamycin
38.  Colistin
39.  Doripenem
40.  Doxycycline
41.  Ertapenem
42.  Erythromycin
43.  Gentamicin
44.  Imipenem
45.  Kanamycin
46.  Levofloxacin
47.  Linezolid
48.  Lomefloxacin
49.  Mecillinam
50.  Meropenem
51.  Meziocillin
52.  Minocycline
53.  Moxifloxacin
54.  Nafcillin
55.  Nalidixic acid
56.  Netilmicin
57.  Nitrofurantoin
58.  Linezolid
59.  Lomefloxacin
60.  Mecillinam
61.  Meropenem
62.  Meziocillin
63.  Minocycline
64.  Moxifloxacin
65.  Nafcillin
66.  Nalidixic acid
67.  Netilmicin
68.  Nitrofurantoin
69.  Norfloxacin
70.  Ofloxacin
71.  Oxacillin
72.  Penicillin
73.  Piperacillin
74.  Piperacillin-Tazobactam
75.  Polymyxin B
76.  Quinupristin-Dalfopristin
77.  Rifampin
78.  Spectinomycin
79.  Streptomycin
80.  Linezolid
81.  Lomefloxacin
82.  Mecillinam
83.  Meropenem
84.  Meziocillin
85.  Minocycline
86.  Moxifloxacin
87.  Nafcillin
88.  Nalidixic acid
89.  Netilmicin
90.  Nitrofurantoin
91.  Norfloxacin
92.  Ofloxacin
93.  Oxacillin
94.  Penicillin
95.  Piperacillin
96.  Piperacillin-Tazobactam
97.  Polymyxin B
98.  Quinupristin-Dalfopristin
99.  Rifampin
100.  Spectinomycin
101.  Streptomycin
102.  Sulfisoxazole
103.  Telithromycin
104.  Tetracycline
105.  Ticarcillin
106.  Ticarcillin-Clavulanic Acid
107.  Tigecyline
108.  Tobramycin
109.  Trimethoprim
110.  Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole
111.  Vancomycin

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