Corning Media
Corning media refers to the range of life science products that Corning offers, specifically focusing on cell culture media, sera, and reagents for use in biological research, drug discovery, and bioproduction.
At the heart of the portfolio are classical media formulations, including DMEM, RPMI 1640, MEM, and Ham’s F-12, available in both liquid and powder formats. Complementing these are serum-free and specialty media, often chemically defined or animal-component-free, tailored for specific applications such as stem cell culture or insect cell culture. Corning also supplies buffered salt solutions (BSS) like DPBS and HBSS, which are critical for maintaining pH and osmotic balance in cultures.
The catalogue extends to supplements and reagents, including animal sera (FBS, donor calf serum), antibiotics, antimycotics, amino acids, vitamins, buffers, growth factors, cytokines, and dissociation agents like Trypsin-EDTA. For laboratories with unique requirements, Corning also provides custom media and serum services, ideal for scale-up and bioproduction.
Corning media products are widely used for cell culture and analysis, drug discovery, vaccine development, stem cell research, and molecular biology workflows. Integrated with Corning’s advanced laboratory vessels and culture surfaces, they deliver end-to-end solutions that empower scientists to advance innovation with confidence and precision.
