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FS: Pressure Gauges for RO/DI Filter

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Hey all! I have for sale two pressure gauges and a TDS monitor for your RODI filter as follows:

HM Digital TRM-1 Triple Inline TDS Meter brand new in package - $25 Sold!
The Water Filter Men air filled pressure gauge, brand new in package - $15
Malida gel filled pressure gauge, new open box. NOTE: I did notice a tiny imperfection of some kind, it’s on the inside of the gauge right near the number 40 (see pics). It‘s just a little bubble or something in the gauge, and I can’t imagine it would affect the usefulness of the gauge in any way. - $20

DEALS:
TDS meter and air filled gauge - $30
TDS meter and gel filled gauge - $35
Take all three items - $45 <Hot Deal!!

Make an offer!

All prices include shipping and PayPal! PayPal only, no Venmo, etc. US only, no international and HI and AK may be extra shipping.

Any questions, please let me know! Thank you for looking!

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Still available! I know someone out there needs these for their RODI - I'm open to offers. Thanks!
 
Bump!
 
Still available! Much needed gear for your RODI system.
 
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Bump! TDS Meter sold, both pressure gauges still available.
 

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