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Hanna Instruments

HI713-25 Phosphate Checker Reagents - Marine & Fresh Water

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Phosphate reagent refills for the easy to use, handheld Hanna Low Range Phosphate Checker HI713. 

  • Reagents for 25 tests.
Certain aspects of this product require restricted shipping procedures including ensuring it is shipped upright at all times. For that reason this product is restricted to shipping via ground methods to contiguous 48 United States destinations only. This item can not be shipped via expedited methods or outside of the continental United States.
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SKU 206220
Aquarium Type Saltwater, Freshwater
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Do I need different reagents for the two different Hannah phosphate checkers?
Question by: James on Sep 15, 2017, 7:49 AM
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For the three models of phosphate/phosphorus checkers, HI713, HI717, and HI736, each does have its own set of reagents, associated with the model number. For low level phosphate measuring on a reef tank, we actually recommend using the ULR Phosphorus checker and converting the readings to phosphate, since this has produced the best results in getting good, accurate readings at very low levels.

Happy Reefing!
Answer by: Zack on Sep 15, 2017, 3:49 PM