Condalab
A Spanish manufacturer of dehydrated culture media for microbiology and molecular biology, with 60 years in the industry. It supplies laboratories in the food, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, veterinary, and water sectors.
About Condalab
Microbiology and Molecular Biology Products
Condalab is a Spanish manufacturer specializing in dehydrated culture media for microbiology and molecular biology. The company describes itself as Spain’s first manufacturer of dehydrated culture media and says it has 60 years of experience in the sector.
Products
- Dehydrated and prepared culture media
- Diagnostic culture media and sample transport media
- Dyes and stains, agars, and supplements
- Chromogenic media under the CondaChrome® brand
- Latex tests
- Molecular biology products, including agaroses, nucleic acid and protein isolation products, qPCR pathogen detection (Condagene®), antibodies, and ELISA kits
- Laboratory reagents, chromatography products, proteins, and recombinant enzymes
- Cell lines, cell culture media and accessories, transfection reagents, and stem cell products
- Condalow® peptones for industrial fermentation and bioprocessing
Applications and Industries
Its products support microbiological control and testing in the food, environmental monitoring, cosmetics, pharmaceutical, veterinary, and water sectors. The catalog also covers research areas such as liquid biopsy, cancer, diagnostics, cloning, epigenetics, gene function, the microbiome, PCR and electrophoresis, proteomics, and gene and cell therapy.
Services
- Private-label culture media manufacturing (OEM)
- Custom culture media
- Molecular and cell biology services
Company Activity
Condalab announces commercial and educational activities, including its participation in the 48th SEBBM Congress 2026, scheduled for September 7–10 in Tarragona at booth 19. It also publishes technical content on microbiology and molecular biology. Its website provides a customer area, certificates, safety data sheets (SDS), and LinkedIn and YouTube channels.
Dehydrated culture media for microbiology