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EXAMPLE TEST REPORT #3 Antibacterial Time Kill Test April 1, 1999
Mr./Mrs. Customer Enclosed please find a copy of our microbiology laboratory report outlining the results of the "Antibacterial Time Kill" test conducted on the following sample:
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Very truly yours,
Donald F. Greene |
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SURCIDE PCMX TECHNICAL SERVICE LABORATORY REPORT REPORT NUMBER: 123-456 COMPANY: Any Company, USA SAMPLE(S):
Contamination Check The sample was evaluated for initial microbial content and was found to be free of microbial contamination. Procedure An inoculum was prepared by mixing 0.25ml of a 24 hour broth culture of the test organisms with 9.75ml of sterile 0.9% saline solution. A serial dilution/viable cell count was prepared on the inoculum to determine the number of organisms/ml of inoculum. One ml of the inoculum was added to 9.0ml of the formulation and mixed with a sterile glass rod. After the approved contact time (60 seconds and 120 seconds), one ml aliquot of the inoculum/product was removed and added to Letheen Neutralizer Broth to neutralize the active ingredient. A second serial dilution/viable cell count was performed on this aliquot to determine the number of surviving organisms. The viable cell counts after 60 and 120 seconds were compared to the initial base line inoculum counts in order to determine the percent (%) of reduction factor (RF). The reduction factor is the % reduction of the challenge organism(s) from the initial baseline population. The RF is calculated as the VCC/Baseline x 100 = X. 100% - X = RF (in %). Test Organisms
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Results Baseline Exposure
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Donald F. Greene April 1, 1999 The information and recommendations set forth are based on our own research and that of others, and to the best of our knowledge believed to be correct. Suggestions made concerning uses or application are only the opinion of Surety Laboratories, Inc. and you should make your own tests to determine the suitability of this information for your own particular purpose. However, because of numerous factors affecting results, Surety Laboratories, Inc. makes no warranty of any kind, expressed or implied. Statements herein therefore, should not be construed as representations or warranties of any kind. |