RPMI-1640 Media

RPMI-1640 was developed in 1966 by Moore and his co-workers at Roswell Park Memorial Institute (hence the acronym RPMI). It is based on the RMPI-1630 series of media utilizing a bicarbonate buffering system and alterations in the amounts of amino acids and vitamins. While it was originally formulated to support lymphoblastoid is suspension culture, it has been proven to support a wide variety of anchorage-dependant cells. It has a wide range of uses, including the culture of fresh human lymphocytes, fusion protocols, and in the growth of hybrid cells.

RPMI-1640 Media

No L-glutamine; Liquid

RPMI-002 : 500 ml	$5.14
RPMI-1002 : 1000 ml	$7.29

No Phenol Red and L-glutamine; Liquid

RPMI-015 : 500 ml	$5.14
RPMI-1015 : 1000 ml	$7.29

No Phenol Red and L-glutamine; Powder

RPMI-013P : 1 L	$2.47
RPMI-1013P : 10 L	$8.27
RPMI-5013P : 50 L	$34.40

With L-glutamine and HEPES Buffer; Liquid

RPMI-009 : 500 ml	$5.48
RPMI-1009 : 1000 ml	$7.53

With L-glutamine and HEPES Buffer; Powder

RPMI-012P : 1 L	$3.04
RPMI-1012P : 10 L	$13.99
RPMI-5012P : 50 L	$58.30

With L-glutamine, No L-leucine; Liquid

RPMI-005 : 500 ml	$5.25
RPMI-1005 : 1000 ml	$7.52

With L-glutamine, No L-methionine; Liquid

RPMI-006 : 500 ml	$5.26
RPMI-1006 : 1000 ml	$7.53

With L-glutamine, No Phenol Red; Liquid

RPMI-004 : 500 ml	$5.16
RPMI-1004 : 1000 ml	$7.34

With L-glutamine, No Phenol Red; Powder

RPMI-011P : 1 L	$2.47
RPMI-1011P : 10 L	$8.32
RPMI-5011P : 50 L	$34.40

With L-glutamine; Liquid

RPMI-003 : 500 ml	$5.17
RPMI-1003 : 1000 ml	$7.36

With L-glutamine; Powder

RPMI-010P : 1 L	$2.47
RPMI-1010P : 10 L	$8.32
RPMI-5010P : 50 L	$34.40