Hanna Cuvettes

Mical

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For all that use Hanna testers this might be of interest. A 4 pack of Hanna cuvettes sells for $21, which I think is ridiculous. C'mon they're small glass vials. Well while searching for another source I stumbled upon of all places Hanna, offers a 25pak for $25. The catch is if you don't order $99 of gear they charge shipping and not cheap shipping, $17 shipping. Another note these do not come with caps and are listed as syrup test cuvettes.

But if you do the math...

4@$21 = $5.25ea
25@$25 +$17 shpg = $1.68ea

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Have you tried if they fit in the checker? Cool find. The white nylon caps they come with would be fine to use.
 

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I ordered a box of these and can confirm they work just fine in the checkers. They way it's packaged is pretty convenient for long term use and storage. I plan to cycle through all 25 to minimize wear on each cuvette. I can fill them up with RO water and store them in the same box.

Glad I bookmarked this thread! Thanks @Mical
 

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