JBL PROAQUATEST PO4 Phosphate Sensitive Refill

Descripción

JBL PROAQUATEST PO₄ Phosphate Sensitive Refill – Reagent Top-Up

Keep your phosphate testing routine going with the JBL PROAQUATEST PO₄ Phosphate Sensitive Refill. This reagent top-up restores your kit’s capacity for low-range phosphate (PO₄³⁻) measurements in freshwater, marine aquariums, and ponds, helping you control algae risk and maintain stable, healthy water.

Why choose the refill?

• Cost-effective: Replace only what you’ve used, no need to buy a full kit.
• Eco-friendly: Reuse your original vial/cuvette and colour card.
• Consistent accuracy: Fresh reagents ensure precise, repeatable low-range readings.
• Freshwater & marine: Suitable for planted, community, and reef systems.

What’s included

• Replacement liquid reagents for PO₄ Phosphate Sensitive testing

Note: This is a refill pack. It does not include a test vial/cuvette, syringe/spoon, or the colour comparison chart. Use with your existing JBL PROAQUATEST PO₄ Phosphate Sensitive kit.

How to use (with your existing kit)

1. Rinse your original JBL test vial/cuvette with sample water and fill to the mark.
2. Add the specified drops of the refill reagents following your kit’s instructions.
3. Cap, mix gently, and wait for the indicated reaction time.
4. Compare the sample colour to your original PO₄ colour chart under neutral light.
5. Record results to track trends and fine-tune feeding and filtration.

Pro tips

• Rinse frozen foods and avoid overfeeding to limit phosphate input.
• Store reagents upright, cool, and out of direct light for best longevity.
• For reduction, use quality phosphate media, regular water changes, and (marine) efficient skimming.
• Test NO₃ alongside PO₄ to maintain a balanced nutrient ratio.

FAQs

Is this refill suitable for reef tanks?
Yes. It supports the low-range sensitivity needed for reefs.

Does the refill include a colour chart or vial?
No. Reuse the accessories from your original JBL PO₄ Sensitive kit.

How often should I test phosphate?
Weekly is a good baseline; test more frequently when adjusting feeding, using media, or if algae appears.