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Fluoride Test Strips
Product Number: SB42511
In Stock (Ships within 1-2 business days)
$15.95
Test strips provide a quick and easy method of accurate measurements of water quality. The strip may be used for fluoride determination of drinking water. The range of this strip is 10-100 ppm in the following intervals: 0, 10, 25, 50, and 100 ppm. 50 strips per package.
Test strips may be used to determine presence of fluoride in drinking water. Note: In order for the strips to work properly, hydrochloric acid solution is needed (not included). For the correct pH, Simply use 1 oz. water to 1 oz. hydrochloric acid.
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Reviews
These are pointless if you want to test fluoride in drinking water
I bought these for a science fair project where the students wanted to check the level of fluoride in their drinking water. Basically, these are pointless to use if you want to measure everyday levels of fluoride in tap water. These are not sensitive enough for that. I wish I would have found this website before I ordered. The manufacturer states that strips are mostly used to detect huge spikes in fluoride. https://www.preclaboratories.com/use-read-fluoride-test-strips/ Nasco was great to work with, I would order another a product from them in the future. The problem wasn't with Nasco, just the strips. :
Anonymous
These are pointless if you want to test fluoride in drinking water
I bought these for a science fair project where the students wanted to check the level of fluoride in their drinking water. Basically, these are pointless to use if you want to measure everyday levels of fluoride in tap water. These are not sensitive enough for that. I wish I would have found this website before I ordered. The manufacturer states that strips are mostly used to detect huge spikes in fluoride. https://www.preclaboratories.com/use-read-fluoride-test-strips/ Nasco was great to work with, I would order another a product from them in the future. The problem wasn't with Nasco, just the strips. :
Anonymous