Ph meter

DirtyEyeball696

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After 10 years of using bluelab meters, handheld/guardian I’m switching. After about 3 different designs with their probe they don’t stay calibrated with each other. Both my guardian and handheld never read the same they are 1-2 points off after calibration & I’m just so frustrated with them. Any other companies would be helpful


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Cletus clem

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Hannah, oakton, found some nice bench top units on ebay pretty cheap. Im going with a bench top for my next meter. Probes are replaceable, cheaper than the blue lab probes too.
 

DesertPlants

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My bluelab meter is pretty consistent as long as the storage solution is used religiously. Even thought the calibration mark is still present, it tends to be off, so I calibrate ever other week.
 

DirtyEyeball696

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Mine used to be into they changed probe design
Will say those oakton look promising and I can just use my ec meter.


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zep_lover

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i have had only one sensor go bad in three years of using
Myron L Ultrapen PT2 Waterproof pH and Temperature Pen.
it holds calibration better then any of the other hand held ph meters i have had.i only think the sensor went bad due to the storage solution evaporating.
 
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