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503A Compounding, 503B Outsourcing, and Hospital Pharmacies

Microbiological quality control is a critical step in developing and releasing compounded or customized medications. Every step in the process helps ensure treatments are safe for patients. While essential, it can be labor-intensive and time-consuming, sometimes requiring days to receive results.

That’s where our solutions come in. From sterility results in as little as four hours to MALDI-TOF identification and smarter, more sustainable endotoxin testing, we offer a comprehensive portfolio of rapid microbiology solutions designed to improve efficiency—enabling faster batch releases and a more reliable supply.

Microbiological Quality Control Solutions for Compounding Pharmacies and Hospital Pharmacy Operations

With demand for customized medications continuing to grow, compounding pharmacies have a unique opportunity to capitalize. A streamlined, automated quality control workflow that delivers fast, accurate results can be a key differentiator.

Whether you’re looking for increased speed, enhanced sterility assurance, greater regulatory confidence, scalability—or all of the above—bioMérieux has you covered.

Our Microbiological Quality Control Solutions

  • Media Fill Testing

    A New Version on the Media Fill Test

    We bring a new dimension to the media fill test with a Tryptic Soy Broth (TSB) containing a color indicator that changes from pink to yellow if your filled unit is contaminated so you can feel confident in your production process.

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  • PREVI® COLOR GRAM

    Automated Gram Staining

    PREVI® COLOR GRAM is a fully automated stain process from fixation to drying that uses our patented spray technology to provide rapid, standardized results for all specimen types.

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  • Pharmaceutical Culture Media

    Comprehensive Control

    Reliable culture media solutions safeguard pharmaceutical products from contamination, making them an integral part of microbiology QC testing. Production of our culture media follows rigorous quality control procedures, from formula development to validated performance.

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  • VILINK® Instrument Management System

    Instrument Management System

    VILINK® software is our real-time support system that keeps the instruments in your laboratory running via remote monitoring.

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  • VITEK EXPRESS Identification Services

    ID Services Powered by Microbiology Experts

    As microbiologists, we know fast and reliable results are of the utmost importance. Get the accurate identifications you need quickly and easily.

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Most new users of Limulus-based tests want to review basic knowledge around endotoxin and endotoxin detection, while more experienced users want to review the practical aspects of testing with an eye toward meeting ever-changing regulatory expectations. They also want to generate laboratory dialog as to how to apply basic principles and “best practices” to increasingly complex tasks including method development, verification, validation and the routine testing of various drug types. This material can also serve as a supplement to a user’s basic endotoxin training.
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