pH testing

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I currently use a Hannah Checker for pH but it always flashes 8.6. I'm doing nothing special for my pH to be that high and honestly, I'd expect it to be lower. Once upon a time it was only 8.0 and I was using a CO2 scrubber. But over the last six months or so, my pH has been very high according to this Hannah Checker I've been using for over a year. I'd like to find something I can use to compare it to. I see multiple types of pH meters on Amazon and wonder if anyone has experience with them. Or should I go with something like Salifert pH type of tests?
 
yeah...then grab the pen. Cheap and somewhat accurate. Make sure to calibrate before initial use. It comes with the calibration powders.
 
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VIVOSUN Digital pH Meter, 0.01pH High Accuracy Pen Type pH Tester for Hydroponics, Household Drinking, Pool and Aquarium, UL Certified​

 
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VIVOSUN Digital pH Meter, 0.01pH High Accuracy Pen Type pH Tester for Hydroponics, Household Drinking, Pool and Aquarium, UL Certified​

Okay, great, thank you.
 
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