LBM® Enrichment and Selective Broths Brochure

A product-focused look inside Copan’s LBM^® Enrichment and Selective Broths brochure, highlighting ready-to-use broth tubes, room-temperature storage, shatterproof tube design, automation compatibility, and targeted enrichment workflows.

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  Automation-ready enrichment: Copan LBM^® Enrichment and Selective Broths are supplied in shatterproof, automation-compatible tubes designed to help streamline specimen processing and reduce manual preparation.
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  CABroth™: Selective enrichment broth for Candida auris, designed to support targeted recovery before culture or compatible molecular detection workflows.
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  BHI Broth™: Brain Heart Infusion enrichment for fastidious organisms, including Streptococcus pneumoniae and Staphylococcus aureus.
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  Thiol Broth™: Universal enrichment for anaerobic and obligatory microorganisms, with a 24-hour turbidity check feature.
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  TSB Salt Broth™: Selective enrichment for Staphylococcus aureus, designed for subculture onto selective MRSA agar.
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  Selenite Broth™: Selective enrichment for Salmonella enterica and Shigella sonnei from stool or FecalSwab^® specimens.
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  LIM Broth™: Modified Todd-Hewitt broth for Group B Streptococcus isolation, with antibiotic inhibition of normal flora.
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  GN Broth™: Selective enrichment for enteric Gram-negative organisms, including Salmonella and Shigella.

●  Gram-positive
●  Enteric / Gram-negative
●  Anaerobes
●  Candida auris

Automation context: LBM^® Enrichment and Selective Broths are ready to use, stable at room temperature, and designed for compatibility with automated microbiology workflows such as WASP^®.

Important note: Always read the manufacturer’s package insert or product documentation for specific instructions regarding specimen processing, incubation, storage, limitations, and test compatibility. Specimen processing should be performed by trained healthcare or laboratory personnel according to validated laboratory protocols. Product availability and regulatory approval may vary by country or region.