Mixing different Hanna Reagent + Tester

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I have a HI-755 and accidentally bought some replacement reagents for HI-772-26 (past return date). Is it possible for me to use these? Or will I have to buy the correct one.
 
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I have a HI-775 and accidentally bought some replacement reagents for HI-772-26 (past return date). Is it possible for me to use these? Or will I have to buy the correct one.
I was told both yes and no. "Yes", by saltwateraquarium.com, and "no", by a Hanna rep. I did try it with a HI772 checker and HI755 reagents with a .06 dkh difference. So, I don't know if you will get full clarity on this, but depending on your situation, it might be close enough.
 
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I have a HI-775 and accidentally bought some replacement reagents for HI-772-26 (past return date). Is it possible for me to use these? Or will I have to buy the correct one.
Apologies, is it the HI775 or HI755? The HI775 appears to be freshwater.
 
Have you tried it?
if I got consistent results like the prior agent, yup I wo7ld use.
 
I got this from a friend! It is probably very old tester. It is the Hanna Alkalinity Marine Checker - HI 755. I accidentally messed up the numbers in the original question, but just edited it to make it right.

Have you tried it?
if I got consistent results like the prior agent, yup I wo7ld use.
I would have to be cross checking it with another alk. checker.
 

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