BI-O.K.™ Self-Contained Ethylene Oxide Biological Indicator Vials

Description

BI-O.K.™ Ethylene Oxide Biological Indicator vials are easy to use. Simply place one vial in each sterilization load in a pack or test pack. Upon completion of the EO cycle, activate the vial by crushing the glass ampoule with the provided vial activator. This releases the spores into the nutrient media, initiating the incubation process.

After incubation at 37°C for 48 hours, the media’s color change indicates whether the cycle was effective. If the media remains red, indicating the absence of spore growth, the sterilization process was successful. However, if the media turns yellow, it signifies spore growth, indicating a sterilization cycle failure.

 BI-O.K.™ vials adhere to stringent quality standards and are rigorously tested to ensure their reliability in detecting even the most challenging microorganisms.

BI-O.K.™ Ethylene Oxide Biological Indicator Vials Features and Benefits

• Self-contained design for convenient operation
• Robust polycarbonate vial for durability
• Visual spore detection for straightforward interpretation
• Easy-to-use vial activator for efficient activation
• 37°C incubation temperature for optimal spore growth assessment
• Distinct test results with visible color change: red indicates a passed cycle, yellow indicates a failed cycle. Be sure to reprocess these instruments before using them.

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