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Trident Reagent Guide

Got my guides in, shipping was fast and they were packed great! Just did a reagent replacement and calibration so once the bottles get low i will share my findings!


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I want to say @Brasileiro561 knows what hes doing! These guides are great! I had an issue where my A pipe was a little larger then B and C he printed me out a larger A guide and its been prefect ever since! Its a crazy difference the amount of regiment getting used vs not having this would highly recommend! ;Spiderman

Great Seller would buy from him again! Thanks again for everything!
 
I got mine in over the weekend and @Brasileiro561 is a great seller. He shipped the very next day after I paid him and they came in well packaged and quickly. Took about 20 seconds to install on all three, re-primed the reagents, and everything is up and running great. I had an issue with my first batch of reagents reading like 600+ CA that went away when I switched to the current bottles I have now, so hopefully this issue is solved and I can use more of the bottle.
 
Trident reagent guides have worked exceptionally well in keeping readings stable and not raising exceptionally due to sucking in air, with a reset on B & C reagents was able to get an additional week and fully utilize Reagent A. Great product would definitely recommend.
 
I’m getting my trident on Friday and I was wondering if I needed the longer guide needle? There were a couple of post where I was reading about that. I am a newbie about the trident
 
I’m interested in a set if you could thanks...didn’t know about this until I saw it on amorazul’s video shout out .
 

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