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    Phages are natural microorganisms that maintain bacterial balance on Earth by killing only their specific host bacteria. Phages find and attach to bacterial cells, injecting DNA to replicate new phage particles that burst out and spread. Phages have only an impact on host bacteria and are specifically selected to kill pathogenic bacteria without harming human or beneficial bacteria. Antibiotic resistance occurs when bacteria evolve to reduce drug effectiveness, surviving and multiplying to cause more harm. Phage preparations have a 2-year shelf life when stored properly in the dark at temperatures between 2-25°C.

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    Phages are natural microorganisms that maintain bacterial balance on Earth by killing only their specific host bacteria. Phages find and attach to bacterial cells, injecting DNA to replicate new phage particles that burst out and spread. Phages have only an impact on host bacteria and are specifically selected to kill pathogenic bacteria without harming human or beneficial bacteria. Antibiotic resistance occurs when bacteria evolve to reduce drug effectiveness, surviving and multiplying to cause more harm. Phage preparations have a 2-year shelf life when stored properly in the dark at temperatures between 2-25°C.

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    How Safe Are Bacteriophages ?

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    Phages are natural microorganisms that maintain bacterial balance on Earth by killing only their specific host bacteria. Phages find and attach to bacterial cells, injecting DNA to replicate new phage particles that burst out and spread. Phages have only an impact on host bacteria and are specifically selected to kill pathogenic bacteria without harming human or beneficial bacteria. Antibiotic resistance occurs when bacteria evolve to reduce drug effectiveness, surviving and multiplying to cause more harm. Phage preparations have a 2-year shelf life when stored properly in the dark at temperatures between 2-25°C.

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    What is phage

    Phages are natural micro organisms, their function is to maintain balance of bacteria on earth.

    How do phage kill bacteria


    Phages are natural enemies of bacteria, they kill only their host microbe. Phage finds it’s host bacteria
    and attaches to the surface, infects DNA in it, phage DNA replicates and phage proteins are made, new
    phage particles are assembled, the cell lyses releasing the newly made phages.

    How safe are bacteriophages ?


    Phages have an impact only on cost bacteria. Specifically selected phages kill only pathogenic bacteria, so
    they are not harmful for human cells or beneficial bacteria.

    How dense are phages on earth ?


    Phages are the most widespread micro organisms on earth.

    What is antibiotic resistance

    Antibiotic resistance is the ability of bacteria to resist the effects of an antibiotic. Antibiotic resistance
    occurs when bacteria change in a way that reduces the effectiveness of drugs, chemicals, or other agents
    designed to cure or prevent infections. The bacteria survive and continue to multiply, causing more
    harm.

    What is the shelf life of hermitized preparation


    Our preparations should be stored for 2 years in the proper storage conditions.

    How to store preparation


    Our preparations are stored at the dark place at the temperature of 2-25C.

    How to withdraw medication from a vial ?


    The proper method is to withdraw medication with sterile syringe from vial.

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