Rapid Micro Biosystems
Rapid Micro Biosystems provides innovative products for faster detection of microbial contamination in the manufacture of pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and personal care products.
Rapid Micro Biosystems provides innovative products for faster detection of microbial contamination in the manufacture of pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and personal care products. The Growth Direct™ System is purpose built for microbial quality control in pharmaceutical manufacturing, detecting contamination earlier and automating the analysis and enumeration of growing colonies. The Growth Direct™ System is easy to validate and does not destroy samples. The device delivers compelling economic benefits to manufacturers, while improving their quality process. The system allows the microbiologist to focus on higher value work, only interacting with samples when a contamination is found. Equivalence studies have shown that the system typically detects a contaminant in about half the time of compendial methods. The Growth Direct™ System is not an alternative method, simplifying validation requirements. The device is non-destructive and uses no reagents, allowing for microbial identification when needed.
Contact Details:
Phone: 781-271-1444
Web: www.rapidmicrobio.com
Email: info@rapidmicrobio.com
Address: One Oak Park Drive, Bedford, MA 01730
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