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Hanna testers and refractometer

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Selling various test kits and Hanna testers.
Refractometer with LED light and calibration solution $25
Copper high range Hanna tester with 50+ reagents $50
Alkalinity checker HI772 Hanna tester with extra reagent $50
PH tester HI780 Hanna tester $40
Calcium tester HI758 Hanna tester with extra reagent $50
Phosphate ulr Hanna tester $45
All testers are about 10 months old.
Message me with any questions. I have a bunch more equipment, test kits and additives to get rid of.

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Selling various test kits and Hanna testers.
Refractometer with LED light and calibration solution $25
Copper high range Hanna tester with 50+ reagents $50
Alkalinity checker HI772 Hanna tester with extra reagent $50
PH tester HI780 Hanna tester $40
Calcium tester HI758 Hanna tester with extra reagent $50
Phosphate ulr Hanna tester $45
All testers are about 10 months old.
Message me with any questions. I have a bunch more equipment, test kits and additives to get rid of.

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Is the alkalinity and ph still available if so I want to buy
 

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