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You could always find the instructions for Taylor kits on the website, www.taylortechnologies.com. Search for your kit, then click on the word "Documents" to find instructions and the SDS.

I am a bigger fan of drop tests for water testing, but there is a lot we built into the Xpress Flex lab and the test strips. One of the biggest items you will appreciate is that the lab/program requires you enter the "lot code" of the test strips. This serves 2 main purposes: 1) You cannot use...

You do not need to get the full kit. You could just modify your current kit with the new instruction, 5096. You could buy that through TFTestKits or on our website, whichever is easier for you.

That's what I get for working late! We were challenged by a chemical supplier to modify our kits to read lower CYA levels. The changes we made allow reading down to 5 ppm of CYA. You do need to dilute to read higher levels. I am so sorry for the error!

HermanTX - you are very observant! I made a mistake - you could test down to 5 ppm using our kit. Ooops! My bad!

The damage at the BioLab trichlor plant in Louisiana will cause some tightening in the sanitizer market and increased pricing for your chlorine products. The TFP people are ahead of the curve using FAS DPD to more-accurately measure chlorine, and combined chlorine, levels. This helps you control...

You can trust the reagents you get from TFTestKits! They are great customers of Taylor and order regularly, so their reagents are fresh. You do need to make sure you use the pH indicator R-0004 for the larger volume sample size in Taylor's professional kit comparators and the R-0014 reagent for...

Please check out the updated instructions to the K-1720 CYA test from Taylor: Visual Determination, Cyanuric Acid, Turbidimetric, 0-500 ppm. These instructions allow you to test from 20-100 ppm and then down to 0-15 ppm. The update instructions are the 5096. We are very interested in you...

My friends at TFP are the best supporters of the FAS DPD test. Now, more than ever, people will want to know more precisely what their chlorine levels are. To me, FAS DPD beats color-matching, hands down. I do not do well reading pink colors. Besides making reading Free Chlorine more exact, FAS...

I am Chris Golden, the Director of Sales for Taylor Technologies. I've been testing and treating waters since 1989. I've been with Taylor since 2007, Please let me know if I could help in any way. Be well!

Hi Daniel, We offer a chlorine bleach test kit (K-1579) 1 drop = 10 or 100 ppm; 1 drop = 0.05 or 0.5%. Sounds like this may be what you're looking for...

Hi! Part R-0872 is the FAS-DPD titrating reagent for bromine. (FAS-DPD Titrating Reagent (for bromine)). Instructions for use with DPD powder are as follows: 1. Rinse and fill sample tube to desired mark with water to be tested. NOTE: For 1 drop = 0.5 ppm, use 25 mL sample. For 1...

As with all testing, lighting is critical to obtain the best possible match. We advise that when testing outdoors, have the Sun hit your back or shoulders. Never face the Sun – doing that will alter your test results as the UV light will interfere. The same holds true for the CYA test. Have your...

Your reagent expired over 1 1/2 years ago, please get a fresh R-0004.