LaMotte Calcium Hardness Test Kit
	Rating: 1.67 Quantity in Basket: none Code: LM-3609 Price:$38.99
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LaMotte individual water test kits come supplied with pre-calibrated test tubes and labware to give fast, accurate results. Reagents, labware, and step-by-step instructions are furnished in compact carrying cases. Economical Reagent Refill Packages are available for all kits listed. Test Factor Code Water Method Range/Sensitivity # of Tests # of Rgts. Ship Code (wgt/lbs) Calcium Harness 3609 Fresh or Salt Direct Reading Titrator for Calcium Hardness 0-200 ppm or 0-2,500 ppm 50 3 N (1) Various Test Methods - each individual test will vary on type of test method. We are proving information below to give you more overall knowledge of all of there testing methods. Titrimetric Direct Reading Titrators are 1.0mL microburets calibrated for direct readout in concentration; no counting of drops or calculations. Colorimetric Octa-Slide Comparators - Feature an all plastic comparator system within a bar which slides through a special viewer. Provides a one-on-one color matching system. Axial Readers - intensify faint color reactions, designed for use with Axial Reading Octet Comparators. Electronic Colorimeters - Help eliminate visual inconsistencies. A light source passes through a sample and is measured by a photodetector. Results are translated to a digital readout in ppm.

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3 Accurate, but hard to use	04/01/2009 - by Austin L from Ann Arbor, MI US
This kit is VERY accurate, and the repeatability is right on. It is a bit hard to use and takes some trial and error, but it's light years ahead of most other kits including Salifert. The ONLY other kit I'll use to measure Ca is ELOS, and that's just because it's easier and quicker to run.
1 I Agree...WORTHLESS!!!!!	07/04/2007 - by Dennis Widmer from Fairview, OR US
I agree with what the prior reviewer said. It is darn near IMPOSSIBLE to distinguish the color change from purple to blue. DEFINITLY DO NOT BUY!!!!!!
1 Worthless!	06/24/2006 - by Justin Cary from Lansing, MI US
This test is horrible. First you add 1 ml of test water, then you have to dillute it with 11.9 ml of distilled water? What crap is that? Then when you titrate it doesn't come with a comparison card so it goes red to purple to blue. How can you tell purple from blue, well you can't really because it turns back to purple about 5 seconds after whenever it was blue. Go with Salifert, DO NOT BUY LAMOTTE CALCIUM TEST!