Well this eliminate the need for test strips?
1709098
The Taylor kit gives a more accurate reading of the water chemistry. It is also more time consuming than just dipping and reading the strip. I do 2 readings a week with the Taylor kit and 2 readings with the strips. The strips give a "ballpark" state of the water, so I use the strips in between reads of the Taylor kit.
1709099
Yes. The color of water tested will be compared to color chart. A lot more accurate than strips.
1709100
In a word, yes. In my experience, there is no need for test strips if you use the tests using the Taylor kit. The test strips are a convenient (if not very accurate) way of getting a very general idea of where your pool is at, but for more granular information, you'll want to use a real test kit (like the Taylor K-2006).
1709101
Yes, I have two sets of test strips and when I told the folks that mentored me they call them "Guess Strips". This is a much superior testing system, basically you become a pool operator instead of simply an owner.
1709102
Trash the Test Strips! This kit gives you a VERY precise understanding of your water Chemistry status.
1484256
It was so long ago I cannot remember if any test strips came with but there was a small lancet device that fits in an elastic band around the vial to hold it with the meter. Veryconvenient.
1876018
If it tests for what you want, then yes. It is necessary to check free chlorine in saltwater chlorinator pools to make sure the saltwater system is doing its job. So these strips will work for that (as well as ph, etc.). But you probably also want to test for salt level which these strips will not do.
325838
No. You would want the AquaChek Salt Test Strips. You can also search for the "Aquachek Salt System" which includes both the AquaChek Yellow and the AquaChek Salt Test Strips together.
1742839
I use my test strips a while after I dump in the spa chemicals , say a few days. Everything seems to work fine though it is good to check periodically depending on the frequency of use, I guess.
1146414
No strips needed. It uses a built-in sensor which measures K-levels form your saliva.Only thing you might need is the calibrating solution in case it gets over.
1146413
The monitor does not require test strips. On the HKPP site, this monitor is possibly a step up from the Cardy monitor.
367342
It comes with a small amount. It does not come with a full supply and like any other tester, you buy strips separately. If I remember correctly, there were about 15 strips.
507851
I used spa frog test strips b/c I ordered them at the same time but you can use any test strips so your good with the ones you have.
1458546
No, you aren't supposed to remove anything. Just make sure you read the directions and follow them exactly. To be honest, morning urine makes no difference. Just test again when you need to go to the bathroom.
1900759
The Accu-Chek kit that I got had 10 test strips as well as a spring loaded lancet with disposable needles. This kit is complete so you can do the test the moment you get it.
1196981
It just means that the test strips are for use by an individual considered a "patient", not something that needs to be used only by a doctor.
1062139
Yes. This is what I do now so I don't have to use a filter. This is most convenient.
470532
CVS / Walgreens / Walmart / Publix / etc. Test strips are not available on-line. They require a prescription from your doctor.
1870983
Yes. The test strip has an indicator for total chlorine or total bromine. There is also a pool and spa range for the free chlorine indicator. The test strip has a pH indicator which can also be used for spa, however, the pH range is broad, so you might want a more granular pH tester.
2129919
Yes and a few strips and I think a test liquid to calibrate. that I am not sure on. But it has the lancing device. . If I remember it was a small one and I didn't like it and used an old one but I am not sure. Buy it.. it is fine.
391809
You shouldn't need strips; mine came with plenty and you can wash an re-use them.