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I stated that Salifert was the most accurate because of the incriments of measure compared to the other tests. I don't use salifert because I don't care to know if my CA is 423 ppm or 429 ppm for example. I use API because for me anyway; it's good enough that it is between 400-420 ppm.
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![]() Hi,
I also find the ELOS Mg a PITA, the previous version was much easier to use…I now use Tropic Marin for Mg. NO3, LaMotte, easy to use and results are very consistent. dKh, ELOS, again very easy to use and consistent. Ca, LaMotte easy and consistent. Potassium (K+), Korallenzucht(Zeovit), takes time to get accustomed to. PO4, DD and a Hana photometer. |