BOVIFLUSH MEDIUM FOR FLUSHING WITH BSA AND ANTIBIOTIC, 1 L
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BOVIFLUSH MEDIUM FOR FLUSHING WITH BSA AND ANTIBIOTIC, 1 L

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BOVIFLUSH MEDIUM FOR FLUSHING WITH BSA AND ANTIBIOTIC, 1 L BOVIFLUSH medium for flushing with bovine serum albumin (BSA) and antibiotic, 1 L capacity, is a ready-to-use medium designed for the recovery of bovine embryos. It contains buffering agents, bovine serum albumin (BSA), and an antibiotic to support embryo protection and reduce contamination during flushing procedures. The product is offered in a 1 L injection bag equipped with a three-way port and secure outlets to ensure hygienic handling of the fluid and embryo collection.

Main Benefits

Produced in compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) in a dedicated clean room to ensure quality and safety
Each batch undergoes quality testing under veterinary supervision to ensure performance and reliability
Ready-to-use formulation requires no additives
Sealed packaging enhances shelf life and maintains sterility
The buffering formulation supports pH stability in the ambient air during use
Contains BSA and an antibiotic to protect embryos and reduce microbial contamination

Composition

Buffering agents to maintain pH stability
Bovine serum albumin (BSA) as a protein supplement and surfactant
Antibiotic to prevent microbial growth and protect embryos during flushing

Instructions for Use

Used via the bag's three-way port in embryo flushing procedures
Used as is; no need for reconstitution or additives
Dosage and administration method should be determined by a qualified veterinarian based on species, body weight, and clinical condition

Package Size

1 L injection bag equipped with a three-way port and secure outlets for hygienic fluid removal

Note

Intended for use under veterinary supervision during embryo collection procedures