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Neptune 6-Month Trident Reagent Kit

Neptune 6-Month Trident Reagent Kit

SKU: T875
$159.99Price

Neptune 6-Month Trident Reagent Kit provides all the replacement reagents needed to keep your Neptune Trident Marine Water Analyzer operating accurately for up to six months. Designed for simple, mess-free replacement, the pre-filled reagent bottles fit directly into the Trident reagent holder and can be exchanged in just a few minutes. Based on the default testing schedule of four alkalinity tests and two calcium and magnesium tests per day, the kit delivers approximately 720 alkalinity tests, 360 calcium tests, and 360 magnesium tests. It also includes seawater calibration samples to help maintain testing accuracy. With a 12-month shelf life, this genuine Neptune Systems reagent kit ensures reliable automated monitoring of your reef aquarium's essential water parameters.

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Neptune 6-Month Trident Reagent Kit

Neptune System's Replacement Reagent Kit comes with everything you need to change out the reagents for the Trident Marine Water Analyzing System. Each kit comes with new bottles that can be placed directly into the Trident's reagent holder and only takes a few minutes to exchange the old for the new.

 

Amount of Tests:

Includes three 2-Month Trident Reagent Kits!*

Based on the default testing schedule of 4x alkalinity, 2x calcium, and 2x magnesium tests per day, each reagent kit will last approximately 2-months before a new reagent is required.

720x Alkalinity Tests (reagent changed every month)

360x Calcium Tests (reagent changed every 2-months)

360x Magnesium Tests (reagent changed every 2-months)

*Note: Reagents have a 12 month shelf life, so we do not recommend purchasing beyond this time-frame.

 

What's Included?

6x Reagent A

3x Reagent B

3x Reagent C

3x Seawater Calibration Sample

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  • Terry RossiSep 10, 2024
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
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    Simplicity in testing.

    The trident 6 month supply of reagents is just that worry free testing.

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