UPC 627843632290

• FAST AND RELIABLE pH TESTING EVERYTIME: AquaBSafe non-bleeding pH test strips are European made using premium litmus paper to ensure easy-to-read, fast and reliable results with every test. Each pH testing strip feature four reagent pads that react and change color when in contact with the sample liquid.
• FULL RANGE COVERAGE: Universal 0-14 pH scale, in increments of 1 pH, covers the entire range of pH values, making this pH test kit ideal for a broad range of applications.
• CONVENIENT TO USE AND STORE: pH tester comes in a small and durable plastic holder that allows convenient removal of each strip and ease of transportation.
• EASY TO READ pH TEST RESULTS: The reference pH chart is permanently located inside the plastic container for easy reference, eliminating the need for big tutorial sheets that can be misplaced or damaged.
• WATER QUALITY SPECIALISTS PROVIDING 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE: AquaBSafe specializes in water quality testing and treatment products. Each product is we sell is tested by a team of scientists in our own research laboratory to ensure it delivers 100% accurate results. Every purchase is backed by knowledgeable and professional advice, free replacement of damaged products, and full refund in case you are not completely satisfied with your purchase.

Directions to Use: Remove a single test strip from the plastic container, holding it from the end with no colored pads. Dip the strip (all 4 colored pads) into the transparent liquid to be tested for 1 second. Depending on pH of sample, color will change almost instantly. Shake the strip to remove excess liquid. Match the color of the pads to the pH diagram on the box label to obtain the pH value of the tested liquid. A pH value of 7 is neutral. A pH value less than 7 is acidic, while a pH reading greater than 7 is alkaline. How to Interpret Water pH Test Results The pH value of a particular water sample is obtained by matching the colors of the strip's reagent pads after being dipped in the test liquid for approximately 1 second against the pH scale, and noting the corresponding number. Test results will vary between 0 and 14.0, and can be classified as acidic, neutral or alkaline. Acidic (0.0 - 6.0) If you test your water using a pH testing kit and the results are between 0 and 6, this suggests that the water could be acidic and soft with the potential to be corrosive. Neutral (7.0) A reading of 7.0 on the pH scale is the ideal level for drinking water. However, international water guidelines stipulate that water is considered safe for consumption with readings between 6.5 and 8.5. Alkaline (8.0 - 14.0) Water that is alkaline will produce a reading of between 8.0 and 14.0 on the pH scale. Several claims have been made about the beneficial health properties of drinking alkaline water.