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I have redsea pro cal, mag, and dkh but I have to say I don't trust it most of the time. So what is the best test kit out there thanks yall
 
I've only ever used red sea and like it alot. It's a pain in the butt but I've always had results that make sense and I can usually see a trend that fits with what's happening in tank.
 
I've only ever used red sea and like it alot. It's a pain in the butt but I've always had results that make sense and I can usually see a trend that fits with what's happening in tank.
Do you always have a bubble on the top where its not exactly 10 milliliters it's more like 9 in the syringe
 
I always use the two ml mark as my bottom and put the bottom of bubble where I want it. I have to do more small measurements but I don't trust syringe. This is how my buddy showed me so that's how I've always done it and had good luck.
 
I have redsea pro cal, mag, and dkh but I have to say I don't trust it most of the time. So what is the best test kit out there thanks yall
Saliferts the best standard test kits. Imo the only good redsea test is calcium nd nitrate. I would look into salifert test kits, but for best results for alk would be the hannah checker or lamotte. For mag i would look into nyos
 

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