Pool and Hot Tub Test Strips - Medical Grade Precision 4 in 1 Pool Water Test Kit - Testing pH Free Chlorine (Bromine) Total Alkalinity & Cyanuric Acid

Oct 14, 2005 · Leisure Time Spa & Hot Tub Test Strips measure your spa water's sanitizer level as well as the calcium hardness, alkalinity and pH in one easy-to-read test strip.

AquaChek's Red test strips allow pool and spa owners to test their bromine-based sanitation systems for total alkalinity, pH, bromine, and water hardness. Simply insert the test strip into the pool or spa water for 1 second, and seconds later you have fast, accurate results.

2 pack includes two sets of 50 Strips Tests for: total bromine, pH, total alkalinity and total hardness You get test results in seconds Brand: AquaChek

Quickly and easily test the pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness and bromine levels in your spa with Leisure Time Bromine Test Strips. Dip one strip at a time into your spa water, and compare the results to the easy-to-read chart on the back of the bottle.

AquaChek Bromine 4-in-1 Test Strips provide fast and accurate hot tub or pool sanitizer and water balance testing. 50 tests. Product Notes: Dip strip, remove, then compare to color chart. Wish I had tried these sooner!

Just dip an AquaChek Red strip in your spa (hot tub) or pool for one second and remove it immediately. You get test results in seconds. It couldn't be easier! To keep your spa at its best, test the water before each use. Test your pool at each end, at least twice a week.

Sep 11, 2019 · Discover the levels of bromine, pH, total alkalinity or total hardness in the water with this AquaChek Pool Bromine Test Strips.

Segregating test strips from containers of treatment chemicals. Replacing bottle lids immediately to reduce exposure to air and humidity. The composition of each test strip determines its shelf life. As a general precaution, replace all test strips more than one-year-old, or at the beginning of a new testing season.

AquaChek Red Total Bromine Test Strips test free chlorine, free bromine, pH and total alkalinity. Bromine should be tested twice per week during normal conditions and more often during periods of high temperature, high humidity and higher than average pool use.