does this test for stabilizer
1570499
Oh and one more thing, the plastic is already cracking, but the tester stays stored in its box in a closet. Just fyi. Maybe wasn't made for a salt pool?
1570500
Not that I'm aware. Chlorine, acidity, ph... the usual suspects. Easy to use (not as easy as the strips I bought afterwards).
2105721
yes, when I received my refractometer it was dead on. in the instruction you can test the refractor with distilled or RO water to calibrate the refractor.
1234381
No. The kit will test for free chlorine, total chlorine, ph, alkalinity, bromine, and calcium hardness.
1780082
Not that I have seen on the meter itself. The test strips used in the meter do.
1398389
yes you can test any liquid that i know of, but best to keep it in neutral water and have it calibrated often
1697376
I don't know these stabilizers are really complicated to calibrate that I still haven't used it with my camera
1520077
This really only works for substances that dissolve fully in water. I tried to measure the pH of a thin cream (the consistency of runny hair conditioner) and it wouldn't read. If your substance is fully liquid, then yes, if not, then no.
1942473
Not sure. Pretty sure I had some faulty test kits. No sure if it works it not. I read the reviews on my test kits and I'm pretty sure it was those that were bad.
225686
This is exactly what I bought it for, it tests for cap. value and will tell if blown or shorted. (value will change) It does not test ESR but does the job fine for me. Not real heavily built so keep it in the box and protected and it should last a long time.
1295662
Nothing on the bottle indicates that it is stabilized. I assume that it is not stabilized.
995280
no way for me to judge as I do not have the lab equipment to verify.I purchased this for a school experiment, it worked per instructions.
406993
It will test the same and the instrument will just be upside down. You can see the test lights from top and bottom.
270772
looking at the box right now and I do not see flouride listed. So I am going to assume that it does not test for it.
84199
I would say yes on the stabilizer but be sure you should get a hold of Canon on their website just go to canonusa.com and ask them about that
1609561
Honestly even if it's past the date on the packaging I'm sure it still work just as well, probably take awhile or if they get yucky depending on how they are kept until it would alter the result of the test!
607822
Not really. The calibration fluid (distilled water) and the test sample are supposed to be at the same temperature. For all practical purposes they will both be at the temperature of the refractometer since they are such small samples.
689947
This is not the divice to use. It measures total desolved solids. If the impurities are not desolved, i.e.an emulsion, it won't work.