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    In addition... I'd never make a big pH adjustment based off of a meter. I'd double check it with a test kit of known accuracy.
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    I think reefs2you has some calibration solution.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bstreep View Post
    In addition... I'd never make a big pH adjustment based off of a meter. I'd double check it with a test kit of known accuracy.
    If properly calibrated a meter is the single most accurate method to measure pH. Hands down. No reagent kit will come close.

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