SCACM Fall Meeting OHIO 2025
October 29 @ 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
Medical laboratory professionals, prepare to elevate your clinical microbiology workflows at the South Central Association for Clinical Microbiology (SCACM) Fall Meeting OHIO 2025—the must-attend event for cutting-edge insights in diagnostic testing! Oxyrase is thrilled to exhibit on October 29, 2025, at the Quest Conference Center in Westerville, OH, with over 30 years of innovation in oxygen control solutions tailored for clinical labs.
Stop by our booth to explore our flagship anaerobic culture products designed to enhance anaerobe isolation, microbial identification, and diagnostic accuracy in blood, tissue, wound, and other clinical samples:
- OxyPRAS Plus® Plates: Pre-Reduced Anaerobically Sterilized (PRAS) media powered by the Oxyrase® Enzyme System for active oxygen removal. Unlike conventional PRAS plates, these deliver faster, more abundant growth of anaerobes—ideal for antimicrobial susceptibility testing, Clostridium difficile detection, and reducing contamination in high-stakes clinical environments. Available in individual plates or multi-packs for seamless lab integration.
- OxyPlates™: Self-contained, prepoured anaerobic chambers that generate and maintain oxygen-free conditions without jars or gas packs. Open and close up to five times while supporting robust anaerobe cultivation, perfect for subculturing, routine plating in busy labs, and streamlining workflows for MLTs and microbiologists handling Schaedler Blood Agar or similar media.
- Oxyrase® for Broth: A sterile enzyme supplement that instantly creates anaerobic environments in broth media with just one drop per milliliter. Maintains anaerobiosis for up to 16 days at 35-37°C, boosting recovery rates in bacteriological testing and eliminating the need for specialized equipment—essential for reliable results in clinical diagnostics and research.
As trusted partners for lab directors and technicians, our solutions minimize oxidative damage, accelerate turnaround times, and improve patient outcomes through precise, reproducible anaerobic culturing.