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Cheap pH meter

18 years ago

Here is the absolute least expensive pH meter I think you'll find. I've been using one for 3 years now and it has yet to bomb. When I bought mine it was $18.

This is not the company I bought mine from (they quit selling them) so if you'd prefer google "hanna 98103" and take you pick.

Just thought I'd pass this along.

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Comments (7)

greystoke
18 years ago
Thanks for the tip grizzman. I just happen to be in the market for one.
iliketoast
18 years ago
Thanks for the info. Do I have to buy the buffer solutions?
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grizzman
Original Author
18 years ago
I did. I have the 10 and 7 solution. I've never had to adjust the meter more than 0.1 to accurate.
I also use the 7 to store the tip in. Just dip it in the 7 before putting on the cap and putting it away.
iliketoast
18 years ago
Cool thx. I've been using the liquid pH stuff, but I have to be honest and admit I can't see much difference in the colors of PH 5 and 5 :(.

You should ask them for a commission, grizz :)
iliketoast
18 years ago
er 5 and 6.
kilimats
18 years ago
FYI Got the same product for $30 shipped on ebay
frenz_of_jiying_hotmail_com
15 years ago
please let me Noe if we can get it from u

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