Description

Specifications Table

Product Name – Buffer solution, pH 7 CVS
Quantity/Pack Size – 100 ml | 250 ml | 500 ml | 1 L
Form – Liquid
Grade – Analytical
Application – pH meter calibration, laboratory testing

Product Overview

The pH 7 CVS buffer solution is a high-quality, pre-mixed liquid designed for accurate pH meter calibration in laboratory settings. Formulated with analytical-grade components, this buffer ensures reliable and consistent pH measurements, eliminating the need for manual preparation. Its stable composition minimizes pH drift, making it ideal for routine lab work where precision is critical. The solution is compatible with most standard pH electrodes and meters, providing a reference point for calibration at neutral pH (7.0). Packaged in durable, leak-proof containers, it maintains its integrity over extended storage periods when kept under recommended conditions. Whether used for quality control, research, or educational purposes, this buffer solution delivers dependable performance, reducing errors and improving workflow efficiency. The analytical grade ensures minimal impurities, further enhancing measurement accuracy. Each batch undergoes rigorous testing to meet industry standards, guaranteeing uniformity across different pack sizes.

FAQs

1. What is the shelf life of this pH 7 CVS buffer solution?

When stored unopened in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, the solution remains stable for up to 24 months from the date of manufacture.

2. Can this buffer be used with all types of pH meters?

Yes, it is compatible with most standard pH meters and electrodes, provided they are properly maintained and calibrated according to manufacturer guidelines.

3. Are there any precautions for handling this buffer solution?

While non-hazardous, it is recommended to wear standard lab protective gear like gloves and goggles to avoid skin or eye contact, especially in high-volume usage.

4. How should I dispose of expired or unused buffer solution?

Follow local laboratory waste disposal regulations. Typically, small quantities can be neutralized and disposed of as non-hazardous liquid waste, but large volumes may require specialized handling.