Petri dish

Petri dishes are sterile, single-use culture vessels designed for microbial cultivation, cell culture, and laboratory analysis. These disposable dishes provide a controlled environment for diagnostic and research applications in clinical and laboratory settings.

Laboratory consumable dish used for culturing microorganisms and cell cultures in medical and research settings. Essential for microbiology and pathology work.

A laboratory vessel for microbial or cell culture consisting of a flat disc-shaped bottom and a lid, generally made of glass or plastic. Used for growing and observing microbial colonies and cell cultures.

Sterile disposable petri dishes for microbiological culture and laboratory testing. Standard sizes available.

Sterile petri dishes used for bacterial culture and laboratory testing in medical diagnostic procedures. These dishes are essential laboratory consumables for microbiological analysis.

Sterile disposable petri dishes for microbial culture and plate testing. Standard equipment for microbiological laboratories.

Disposable sterile petri dishes for microbial culture and laboratory testing. Manufactured to prevent contamination and ensure reliable culture growth.

Petri dishes are sterile culture vessels used in microbiology and clinical laboratories for culturing microorganisms, performing sensitivity testing, and isolation of pathogens. These disposable containers provide a controlled environment for bacterial and fungal growth in diagnostic and research applications.

Sterile plastic petri dishes used for bacterial and fungal culture in microbiology laboratories. Designed to maintain sterile conditions during incubation.

Sterile plastic petri dishes for culture media and microbial cultivation. Available in standard diameters with various surface treatments. Designed for safe bacterial and fungal growth.