Finally, a high quality home test kit!

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

 

[KrisReef]

I bet it’s gonna be tough to find reagents and replace ampules for it.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

Maybe a new business opportunity. lol

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Hmmmm, I wonder how well they would be for my tank

 

[BryanM]

A relic, like me.

 

[jackintheboxfish]

Looks like the company who made it is still around!

https://www.perry-equipment.com/en
If you have extended (like really extended), you can call them up!

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

I saw it in an antique store, and then noticed many of the vials still had fluids in them. If they were clean and empty I might have bought it. But with unknown chemicals in it, it probably would elicit a hazmat response if someone dropped it. lol

 

[Gumbies R Us]

I saw it in an antique store, and then noticed many of the vials still had fluids in them. If they were clean and empty I might have bought it. But with unknown chemicals in it, it probably would elicit a hazmat response if someone dropped it. lol

More of the reason to buy it

 

[sim]

Well, with my Nachet I identified the dinoflagellates...

 

[BeanAnimal]

Finally, a high quality home test kit!​

Only complete if you have a proper lab balance to go with it!

I saw it in an antique store, and then noticed many of the vials still had fluids in them. If they were clean and empty I might have
bought it. But with unknown chemicals in it, it probably would elicit a hazmat response if someone dropped it. lol

My grandfather was an old school dentist. That was the gold balance he used to weigh amalgam filling materials (typically mercury and silver) and to build inlays, bridges and crowns, or catalog the reclaimed metals for later use.

Hazmat nightmares? We ended up with a gallon or so of pure mercury when he passed, among other oddities...