Hanna checkers

[Jason7504]

Looking for these Hanna checkers:

Phosphate ULR
Nitrate HR
Calcium
Alkalinity
Magnesium

Prefer with current reagents but not a deal breaker. Let me know!

 

[tank of gems]

Pmd

 

[Rshahnyc]

I got nitrate phos and calcium

 

[Jason7504]

How much calcium? Does it have current reagents?

 

[Jason7504]

Still looking for Calcium and Magnesium

 

[Jason7504]

Anyone have Ca and Mag kits?

 

[Saltyreef]

Still looking for Calcium and Magnesium

Just FYI, I just went through this and you would be better off using salifert for cal and mag.
The hanna calcium tester is extremely tedious and magnesium is starting to become trendy to not chase numbers once you figure out where you are at.

The other testers you already have are cool because you dont have to compare color charts or guess. Plus the alk checker is super easy to use.

 

[Jason7504]

Just FYI, I just went through this and you would be better off using salifert for cal and mag.
The hanna calcium tester is extremely tedious and magnesium is starting to become trendy to not chase numbers once you figure out where you are at.

The other testers you already have are cool because you dont have to compare color charts or guess. Plus the alk checker is super easy to use.

Thanks for the tips! Is the Salifert Ca kit much easier? I don't plan to chase numbers on the Mag but more just want to see where I'm at now.

 

[Saltyreef]

Thanks for the tips! Is the Salifert Ca kit much easier? I don't plan to chase numbers on the Mag but more just want to see where I'm at now.

Yeah the salifert calcium is a powder indicator and reagent kit so theres only 2 parts. Just follow the directions closely since you are essentially looking for 2 seperate color changes (confused me at first)
And their mag kit is now only 2 liquid parts and extremely easy to use. Not to mention they are only $20 and have a 4 year expiration.

I do love the hannas for nutrient testing and the alk though!