Need a new refractometer any suggestions

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I need a new refractometer I broke mine this morings any brand over the other I was looking at the dd brand its supposedly made for seawater
 
Redsea refractor made for saltwater works great.
 
I wanted to get a better one than the regular ones I had that the last time and it worked but made a little crappy
 
I think it's made alittle better now. The one my friend has is light in weight. Mine is heavier. I've left mine at his house and that's how I figured which one was mine. The part that I don't like about them is they aren't sealed. I dropped mine in water and it filled up so yea I guess they aren't all that good
 
This is the one I use. BRS has it on sale for $83 regular $120. I will never use anything else it's awesome!
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+1 on Jaguars suggestion...I was just getting ready to suggest the Milwaukee.
 
I've been using mine for five months and I have yet found the need to calibrate. I check it about every other weekend when mixing water with two different test solutions. I may just be lucky thus far, but it's always been dead on the test solutions. And yes, it's very easy to use.
 
I use the Milwaukee myself. Excellent refractometer. Its big though. Larger than I expected. Very accurate.
 

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