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66007BC

SimPlate® Yeast & Mold CI

BioControl, Quantitative results for yeast and mold from food and environmental samples in just 56-72 hours

Synonym(s):

Y&M-CI (Color Indicator)

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About This Item

UNSPSC Code:
41106200
NACRES:
NA.74
Material:
plastic vial (containing dehydrated culture media)
Suitability:
molds, yeasts
Feature:
fluorescent indicator
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material

plastic vial (containing dehydrated culture media)

size

100 tests, 500 tests

agency

AOAC® OMA, MicroVal

form

dry powder

shelf life

6‑18 mo.

feature

fluorescent indicator

packaging

container of 100

manufacturer/tradename

BioControl Systems 66007-100, BioControl Systems 66007-500

storage condition

dry media

application(s)

food and beverages

compatibility

for use with SimPlate (65009BC)

storage temp.

room temp

suitability

molds, yeasts

General description

SimPlate for Yeast and Mold Color Indicator (Y&M-CI) method is used for the detection and quantification of yeast and mold in foods. It is based on Binary Detection Technology (BDT) which equates the presence of yeast and mold to the presence of a color change in the medium. The medium/sample mixture is dispensed into a SimPlate device, and incubated for a minimum of 56 h. The medium changes color in the presence of yeast and/or mold. The yeast and mold count is determined by counting the wells with changed color and referring to the SimPlate Conversion Table. The SimPlate device is packaged separately.

Application

AOAC Official Method 2002.11
Binary Detection Technology®

Features and Benefits

  • Proprietary chromogenic media and patented plating device with isolation wells combine to produce easily counted results and eliminate problems typically associated with mold overgrowth.
  • While other methods require duplicate plating of samples, SimPlate has been validated to provide equivalent results with just a single plate. Combined with the reduction of necessary sample dilutions, made possible by the broad counting range of the plate (1-738), SimPlate reduces the number of tests required for each sample, helping to reduce overall testing costs.

Other Notes

2 packages of 50 single-test vials (66007-100), or 1 package of 50 multi-test (10 tests/vial) vials (66007-500)
Required for use: SimPlate Device (65009BC), Recommended for use: Supplement A (63011BC)

Legal Information

AOAC is a registered trademark of AOAC International
Binary Detection Technology is a registered trademark of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
SimPlate is a registered trademark of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany

Kit Components Also Available Separately

Product No.
Description
SDS & Pricing
  • SimPlate Yeast & Mold-Color Indicator (Y&M-CI) Single Dose Fill, Irradiated, 100 test
    SDS
  • SimPlate Yeast & Mold-Color Indicator (Y&M-CI) Multi Dose Fill, Irradiated, 500 test
    SDS

Storage Class

10 - Combustible liquids

wgk

WGK 2

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