Pseudomonas aeruginosa Testing

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a waterborne Gram-negative bacterium known for its resistance to disinfectants and ability to survive in pharmaceutical water systems. It is a major concern in non-sterile manufacturing environments.

Tests We Offer

Pseudomonas aeruginosa — Specified Microorganism (USP <62>)
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a waterborne Gram-negative organism that must be absent in non-sterile pharmaceutical products due to its resistance and opportunistic pathogenicity.

Test Methodology (USP <62>)

• Pre-enrichment in non-selective broth media

• Selective enrichment promoting Pseudomonas growth

• Isolation on selective agar (e.g., cetrimide-based media)

• Confirmatory identification using biochemical profiling (oxidase reaction, pigment production, etc.)

This method is optimized for detecting water-system contamination

Benefits

• Ensures water system integrity

• Detects environmental contamination

• Supports GMP compliance

• Reduces risk in topical and liquid products

How to Connect

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