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Has anyone had any experience with any of these new fangled computer/electronic PH balance and Ammonia readers?
[ https://www.amazon.com/Hanna-Instruments-HI700-Freshwater-Ammonia/dp/B00JX173MA $49.99 this particular product says its most accurate at 77 degrees fahrenheit. I'm not sure if your aquarium has to be that temperature, or if you can gather a sample and wait for it to get to that temperature within the reader. ]
[ https://www.amazon.com/Hanna-Instru...g_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=HGQX7ZQKBYCM0WRMXEYN $53.99 This one is for Nitrite, same company same idea. ]
[ https://www.seneye.com/store/devices/seneye-home-device.html This one seems rather sophisticated. A little pricier, but if it works, in my opinion it's worth the money. Plus it would probably wind up being cheaper than constantly buying test strips. ]
They're obviously a little more expensive than test strips, but it's a one time purchase as long as the product holds up, rather than several purchases. I feel that test strips are extremely expensive. I see ammonia test strips online for only as low as $17, and at the pet store up to $25. I'm considering just going with one of these instead. If anyone has any information on these products or something similar or better, I appreciate it.
[ https://www.amazon.com/Hanna-Instruments-HI700-Freshwater-Ammonia/dp/B00JX173MA $49.99 this particular product says its most accurate at 77 degrees fahrenheit. I'm not sure if your aquarium has to be that temperature, or if you can gather a sample and wait for it to get to that temperature within the reader. ]
[ https://www.amazon.com/Hanna-Instru...g_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=HGQX7ZQKBYCM0WRMXEYN $53.99 This one is for Nitrite, same company same idea. ]
[ https://www.seneye.com/store/devices/seneye-home-device.html This one seems rather sophisticated. A little pricier, but if it works, in my opinion it's worth the money. Plus it would probably wind up being cheaper than constantly buying test strips. ]
They're obviously a little more expensive than test strips, but it's a one time purchase as long as the product holds up, rather than several purchases. I feel that test strips are extremely expensive. I see ammonia test strips online for only as low as $17, and at the pet store up to $25. I'm considering just going with one of these instead. If anyone has any information on these products or something similar or better, I appreciate it.