Introducing Pseudomonas Chromogenic Agar: The Latest Addition to Our Chromogenic Media Portfolio

Water safety starts with effective microbiological monitoring.

Among the microorganisms of concern in water systems, Pseudomonas aeruginosa stands out for its ability to survive in diverse aquatic environments, colonize plumbing systems, and form persistent biofilms. As water quality programs continue to evolve across the United States, laboratories require reliable tools to support accurate and efficient detection.

To help meet this challenge, we are proud to introduce our new chromogenic media development:

Pseudomonas Chromogenic Agar

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is widely distributed in water environments and is recognized as one of the most relevant opportunistic pathogens associated with water systems. Its detection remains an essential component of water quality monitoring programs.

Pseudomonas Chromogenic Agar enables easy recognition of Pseudomonas spp. through distinctive blue-magenta colonies and a characteristic color change of the medium from green to greenish blue. Competing microorganisms are inhibited, facilitating rapid and reliable interpretation.

Pseudomonas Chromogenic Agar is specially designed for: