Question 1

What ranges and optimum levels does it show for Free Chlorine, Total Chlorine, Bromine, Total Hardness, Total Alkalinity, pH and Cyanuric Acid?

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Total Hardness 0-1000 ppm (250-500 OK), Total Chlorine 0-10 ppm (1-5 OK 5 Ideal), Total Bromine 0-20 ppm (2-10 OK 5 Ideal), Free Chlorine 0-20 ppm (1-3 Pool OK, 3-5 Spa OK), pH 6.2-8.4 (7.2-7.8 OK), Total Alkalinity 0-240 ppm (80-120 OK), Cyanuric Acid 0-300 ppm (30-100 OK 30-50 Ideal)

Question 2

Do you have a site where I can check my results to see how much/what kind of chemicals to add?

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Trouble Free Pool .Com
Download the app..,

Question 3

Why do these aquacheck  7 in 1 test strips not come in a sealed container?

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It makes it easier to resell returned bottles in my opinion. My bottle arrived yesterday. I also found it odd that the bottle was not sealed unlike other brands 1/2 the price all sealed with expire dates clearly marked. The Aqua brand bottle did have the absorption thingie inside along with 2 strips clearly used previously, which was discovered as I counted to see if I had 100 strips - sure enough 87 + 2 used strips. This brand appears to be the most expensive on the market. I paid $23.38 ($21.99 + 1.39 tax) so that is $0.23 per strip! Pretty pricey, especially when shorted and defective strips. Additionally, I used two strips to compare and double check results with readings from my Taylor K2006 test kit. Results on 3-tests weren’t even close. Some of the Aqua tests bleed and get distorted. OK, I may sound negative and nit-picky, which I am not. 99% of the time I do positive reviews - - but need to add one last complaint, why would the seller carelessly put a sticker (SKU label) right over the directions? Makes me question the authentication of the product or some cheap China knock-off, just saying. Needless to say I am sending this bottle back and will continue using my Taylor test kit.

Question 4

Can you use these for a salt waterpool??

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Not to my knowledge in a true salt pool, only in a SWG pool.  They provide great reading for everything other than salt in your pool.  Funny, that you asked since I'm converting to a SWG in Spring 2015 and was wondering the same thing myself.  Personally, a SWG is the same as a Chlorine chemical additive pool, just does it different, so readings should be the same using these.  Only thing missing is Salt Content which I plan on using a separate test for.  It covers all the areas beside lets us see the CYA level, Cyanuric Acid - Conditioner, or Stabilizer, is since... SWG pools generate only chlorine.  Hope this helped.

ASIN	B0083SMU7C
Brand	AquaChek
Brand Name	AquaChek
Customer Reviews	4.7 out of 5 stars 11,109 Reviews
Global Trade Identification Number	00090944012368
Included Components	551236
Item Weight	0.1 Ounces
Manufacturer	AquaChek
Material Type	Paper
Model Number	551236
Part Number	551236
Recommended Uses For Product	swimming pool
Recommended uses for product	swimming pool
Sterility Rating	pH 7-8 (slightly basic)
UPC	043931198026 090944012368
Unit Count	100 Count
Unit count	100 Count
pH range	pH 7-8 (slightly basic)

AquaChek 7-Way Pool and Spa Test Strips - Silver Pool Test Strips For pH, Total Chlorine, Free Chlorine, Bromine, Alkalinity, Total Hardness, and Cyanuric Acid - Water Quality Testing Kit (100 Strips)

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