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Can Cupramine Levels Be Checked With Hanna Checker?
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I never liked the SeaChem multi-guess, or, I mean multi-test kit approach and would greatly welcome the ease/accuracy of Hanna checker, but I'm not sure whether Hanna will be checking for copper in the same "form" as what you get with Cupramine. Thanks.
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Yes, the Hanna checker is compatible with all forms of copper including ionic e.g. Cupramine.
Just know that there is a +/- 0.05 ppm margin of error. |
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Is any sort of conversion of results required, or is the result you see the number you want to have at the recommended treatment level per dosing instructions?
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