1-14 PH Strips PH Test Paper 80pcs LOCAL STOCK

Name: 1-14 PH Strips PH Test Paper 80pcs **LOCAL STOCK**
SKU: MET202
Price: 16.00 ZAR
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Condition

New

Location

South Africa

Product code

MET202

Bob Shop ID

614496775

Meter PH Test Paper Strips:

Specifications:

Measuring pH Range: 1 - 14pH
Material: Paper
Quantity: 80 strips
Size: 60 x 36mm

This helps you maintain good health by testing the alkaline or acid level of everyday substances - including water quality, moisturized soap, lemon juice, milk, liquid detergent, moisturized soil, saliva, urine, sweat, etc.

These pH tester strips take only 15 seconds to deliver the results.

Suitable for testing pH balance of drinking water, pool, aquarium, RO system, Aquarium, Spa, or hydroponics; Appropriate for wide range of applications.

Not fit for solution which is super weak acid and concentration under 0.01%.

Simply press the testing strip to the object or place a few drops of liquid on the paper. Compare the color change of the paper to find out the acidity level of your testing subject.