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Salifert Copper Test Kit
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Professional test kit accurately measures copper in aquarium water |
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Test residual copper levels before and after using copper-based medications |
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Salifert test kits are trusted by aquarium hobbyists who demand the best |
Sensitive and accurate test for measuring dissolved or weakly chelated copper. The Salifert Copper Test Kit combines ease-of-use with laboratory-grade precision. Copper is often used in medications that treat for parasites. However, copper concentrations higher than therapeutic values can be toxic to fish. Copper is toxic to invertebrates and should not be present in reef aquariums. Use Salifert Copper Test Kit to detect copper or to measure residual copper levels before and after using copper cures in fish-only aquariums. Also great for testing tap or source water for copper. For marine and freshwater aquariums. 50 tests.
Range: 0.05 ppm to 2 ppm
Please click on "More Information" for instructions.
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Instructions:
- Add 2 ml of water in the test vial.
- Add 5 drops of the Cu reagent and swirl gently for 5 seconds.
- Allow it to stand for 10 minutes. Some copper medications might use strongly bound copper and would require a waiting time of 20 minutes. In case of doubt compare the value after 10 and 20 minutes of waiting. The highest value should be noted.
- To obtain the copper concentration, hold the test vial in front of you. Place the white part of the color chart firmly against the side of the test vial and look from the opposite side.
NOTE: Strongly chelated copper will only be partly or not at all detected.
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