Cefalexin 30 Antibiotic Disc – Biomaxima

Cefalexin 30 Antibiotic Disc – Biomaxima Overview

The Cefalexin 30 Antibiotic Disc – Biomaxima is a critical diagnostic tool for microbiological laboratories, essential for determining bacterial susceptibility to cephalexin. Each 6mm paper disc is precisely impregnated with 30 micrograms of the first-generation cephalosporin antibiotic, Cefalexin. This allows for accurate and reliable assessment of bacterial response, aiding clinicians in selecting the most effective treatment for a range of infections, including those affecting the respiratory and urinary tracts. Manufactured by the esteemed Spanish pharmaceutical company Biomaxima S.A., these discs are integral to effective antimicrobial stewardship.

Cefalexin 30 Antibiotic Disc – Biomaxima Key Features & Benefits

• Accurate Susceptibility Testing: Reliably categorizes bacterial resistance, intermediate susceptibility, or sensitivity to Cefalexin.
• Visual Diagnostic Insights: Beyond quantitative results, the disc diffusion method provides visual cues for inoculum level, contamination, resistant mutants, beta-lactamase activity, and synergistic/antagonistic antibiotic interactions.
• Enhanced Usability: Designed for ease of use with features like shatterproof, spring-loaded cartridges and clear end-of-cartridge indicators.
• Long-Term Stability: Individually sealed cartridges with desiccant ensure a moisture level below 2%, guaranteeing product integrity and shelf life.
• Clear Readability: Features easy-to-read labeling for straightforward identification and interpretation.
• Trusted Manufacturer: Produced by Biomaxima S.A., a reputable pharmaceutical company based in Spain.

Technical Specifications

• Product: Cefalexin 30 Antibiotic Disc
• Antibiotic Concentration: 30 micrograms (µg) per disc
• Disc Diameter: 6mm
• Manufacturer: Biomaxima S.A. (Spain)
• Packaging: Available in packages of 50 or 100 discs.
• Storage Conditions: Individually sealed with desiccant to maintain <2% moisture.
• Interpretation Guidelines:
  • Susceptible: Zone of inhibition ≥12 mm
  • Intermediate: Zone of inhibition 9-11 mm
  • Resistant: Zone of inhibition ≤8 mm