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I saw those also on FB.I have seen GHL pictures of the ION Director on site there... Oh and doser capacity to 32 pumps
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I never understood the "No Reagents" excitement. I mean... you still need calibration solutions and multiple dosing heads for them. (Not that i mind at all) but "No Reagents" seems like an odd selling point.
Techincally they do different things, but I see what you’re getting at. You’ve still got to buy some fluid!I never understood the "No Reagents" excitement. I mean... you still need calibration solutions and multiple dosing heads for them. (Not that i mind at all) but "No Reagents" seems like an odd selling point.
Reagents vs Calibration fluid. Different but still a consumable, required and costs money. By saying no reagents are required is just playing a word game and hiding that this item will still require consumable fluids.Techincally they do different things, but I see what you’re getting at. You’ve still got to buy some fluid!
I guess the $64,000 question is what’s the difference in lifespan between a regent and a calibration fluid?
If a regent has a sell by date (and thus must be used by a certain date), and a calibration fluid doesn’t have a time limit, then I can understand a beneficial difference to the latter as you can set your test frequency to whatever interval you want.
Whether that’s the case or not with the GHL calibration fluid, I don’t know...
Thanks, but I fully understood that before your post.Reagents vs Calibration fluid. Different but still a consumable, required and costs money. By saying no reagents are required is just playing a word game and hiding that this item will still require consumable fluids.
Reagents are used in conjunction with sample to perform the test.
Calibration fluids are used to set the baseline of the probe to prepare to take the test of the sample.
My question is the test, Does it test all ions at the same time? OR Cal-test-Calcium, cal-test mag, cal-test no3, and so -on
That could drain your pocket quickly although who's gonna test mag 3 times a day..