Mast are the exclusive supplier of AST and AMR discs for Public Health England
Mast Group Ltd. has been a manufacturer of antibiotic susceptibility test products (AST) for over 60 years and remains at the forefront of developments in this field.
Continue ReadingCryovials for long-term preservation of clinically important bacteria and fungi
CRYOBANK® is based on a cryovial system comprising chemically treated beads immersed in a special cryogenic preserving solution.
Continue ReadingMast Group are ready for your electronic orders!
Mast Group are pleased to announce that they are PEPPOL ready and can now accept electronic orders to provide you with an electronic Invoice.
Continue ReadingMast Group to sponsor BSMT Virtual Covid-19 Conference
Mast are proud to be one of the sponsors of the British Society for Microbial Technology (BSMT) virtual conference on ‘Covid-19, The Infection Challenging the World’ 11th May - 14th May 2021.
Continue ReadingChanges to Orders via Fax
Effective immediately Mast Group Ltd will no longer be accepting orders via our Fax number.
Continue ReadingToxoplasma Reagent Kit (RST7001), a simple and quick procedure
Toxoplasma gondii is a protozoan parasite, its primary host being the Felidae family (cats), but is a parasite that can infect all homeotherms.
Continue ReadingMast Group Brexit Statement
Mast is a responsible company that believes in taking a proportionate view on the likelihood of a number of events that may be outside of its control.
Continue ReadingMast Unite to Preserve Antimicrobials
During ‘World Antimicrobial Awareness Week’ Mast unite to preserve antimicrobials by continuing to support Antibiotic stewardship, in providing and continually updating its range of in vitro diagnostic (IVD) Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) products to reduce time to appropriate treatment decision and allow for a more targeted use of therapy against infection.
Continue ReadingMAST®ALEX-MRSA (RST501)
MAST®ALEX-MRSA (RST501); for the detection of penicillin binding protein 2’ (PBP2’) and confirmation of Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
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