Which hanna checker do you use ?

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ULR Phosphate is a must in my thoughts, the color coding ones are terrible and I cant tell the difference. I bought the ALK and Calcium as well, but they are just nice to have. Salifert for the rest.
 

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Alkalinity
Calcium (follow direction to a T and you won’t have a problem)
Phosphate
Salinity
Copper but only use it for QT tank

Love all three of them.
 

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Phosphate ULR
ALK

Those are the only two Hanna checkers I have.

Using Red Sea for Ca, Mg, and nitrates for now.
 

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ULR phosphate
Alk
Calcium
Salinity pen
PH pen
High range copper

yeah they’re more expensive than other test kits, but I find the titration tests to be tedious and I don’t feel like I’m consistent with my “stopping point”.

I use Nyos for my nitrates. That’s the only color match kit I’ve found that I find it easy to differentiate between each color.
 

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Phosphate and ALK for "everyday" use. Both are extremely helpful.

Also have a Hanna Copper checker that doesn't get used as much (thankfully). Expensive but far more accurate than API.
 

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I'm a big hannah guy - I have ALK/CAL/Nitrate currently and plan on picking up a ULR phosphate as well.

To me, despite the longer time to run a test, once you have a solid repeatable methodology (especially for the powder based tests), you can't beat the accuracy and ease of testing.
 

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