Taylor Reagent #3 2 oz R-0003-C, Liquid | Dropper Refill Tests Total Chlorine Sanitizer Levels in Pools & Spas, Replace Annually
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Description
🔧 Keep Your Tests on Point!
- 📏 PERFECTLY SIZED - 2 oz bottle designed for optimal usage and storage.
- 🔄 EASY REPLACEMENT - Conveniently replace your used reagent to maintain testing efficiency.
- 🌊 QUALITY ASSURANCE - Backed by Taylor's reputation for excellence in water testing solutions.
- 🔍 PRECISION TESTING - Ensure accurate water quality analysis with Taylor's trusted DPD Solution #3.
- 💧 ESSENTIAL COMPONENT - A vital part of your Taylor Test Kit for reliable results.
The Taylor Reagent #3 is a 2 oz replacement DPD solution designed for use with Taylor Test Kits, ensuring precise and reliable water quality testing.
Reviews
C**7
Pool test replacement Reagent
New, good expiration date, good price, on time delivery.
S**S
No problems
No problems
J**L
Pool chemistry
Best pool chemistry chemicals out there.
R**.
Economical size
This will be used in a condo community that must follow Pa. commercial pool regulations for daily chemical testing. Able to buy the exact size and type of pool chemical testing product instead of buying cabkit with products that provide no value.
P**8
An exact replacement at a decent price
I bought this to replace the original bottle from my Taylor kit, and it works exactly as the original. It was packaged in a bag, then inside a box, so no leaking in transit. I'll be purchasing this again when the time comes.
C**E
Four Stars
Good price, nice reagents.
J**.
Great reagents.
Taylor makes the best reagents for getting accurate levels of your pool. This came quickly and was great in replenishing my supply. Thanks
A**R
Make sure your bottle performs as intended!
Taylor packaged reagents insure that you are buying a dispensing bottle that meters properly. Reagents packed in a standard metric bottle, as opposed to the non-standard Taylor Packaging, will not dispense as Taylor intended. If so, your results for any titration reagent may be off by about 25%!
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