Salifert Alkalinity Aquarium Test Kit

Name: Salifert Alkalinity Aquarium Test Kit
Brand: Salifert
SKU: SF-KHPT
Price: 16.46 USD
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The Salifert kH/Alkalinity Test Kit contains 100-200 (typically closer to 100) tests.

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Salifert Test Kit

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Test the pH/Alkalinity levels within your tank by testing the kH/Alkalinity level. Recognized by experienced reefers for many years Salifert Test Kits offer the most simple to interpret results that are offered by each testing method. The Salifert Alkalinity/kH Test Kit contains 100-200 (typically close to 100) tests.

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0.2 lbs

Dimensions

4.25 × 4.25 × 5 in

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