Petri Dish 60x15mm

Petri dishes are a versatile laboratory tool that are used to culture microorganisms, grow cells, and perform a variety of other experiments. Traditional petri dishes are made of glass, but plastic petri dishes are becoming increasingly popular due to their advantages. Manufactured from virgin high-purity Polystyrene without impurities, safe and durable. Products meet the standards of FDA, ISO 13485, ISO Class 5, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 26000 SPECIFICATIONS MIDAMEC’s Plastic petri dishes are used in a wide variety of fields, including: Microbiology: Plastic petri dishes are used to culture and grow microorganisms, such as bacteria, fungi, and viruses. They are also used to perform antibiotic susceptibility testing and other types of microbial assays. Cell culture: Plastic petri dishes are used to grow cells in vitro. They are often used to culture cells for research purposes, but they can also be used to grow cells for medical applications, such as tissue engineering. Research: Plastic petri dishes are used in a variety of research applications, such as studying the effects of chemicals on cells, testing the efficacy of new drugs, and developing new medical treatments. Education: Plastic petri dishes are used in science education to teach students about microbiology, cell biology, and other scientific concepts. Food industry: Plastic petri dishes are used to test the quality of food products, such as detecting the presence of bacteria or other contaminants. They are also used to grow microorganisms for food fermentation, such as yogurt and cheese. Cosmetics industry: Plastic petri dishes are used to test the safety and efficacy of cosmetics, such as testing the product’s ability to irritate the skin or cause allergic reactions. They are also used to grow microorganisms that may be present in cosmetics, such as bacteria and fungi. Pharmaceutical industry: Plastic petri dishes are used to test the safety and efficacy of new drugs, such as testing the drug’s ability to kill bacteria or inhibit the growth of cancer cells. They are also used to grow microorganisms that may be resistant to the drug. Environmental monitoring: Plastic petri dishes are used to monitor the presence of microorganisms in the environment, such as in water, soil, and air. They are also used to test the effectiveness of environmental remediation efforts. Agriculture: Plastic petri dishes are used to test the quality of seeds and fertilizers, such as detecting the presence of harmful bacteria or fungi. They are also used to grow microorganisms that may be beneficial to crops, such as nitrogen-fixing bacteria. MIDAMEC’s Plastic petri dishes offer several advantages over glass petri dishes, including: They are more lightweight and less fragile, making them easier to transport and handle. They are less likely to break, which can be a safety hazard in a laboratory setting. They are less expensive than glass petri dishes. They are available in a wider variety of sizes and shapes. They are non-reactive, which means that they do not interact with the samples being cultured.