Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Dosatest test strips, pH 0.3 – 2.3 Dosatest nonbleeding pH strips
Quantity/Pack Size – 100 strips
Form – Test strips
Grade – Laboratory-grade
Application – Acidity testing in low pH ranges
Product Overview
Dosatest nonbleeding pH strips (0.3–2.3 range) are engineered for precise acidity testing in laboratory and research settings. These strips eliminate color bleed, ensuring accurate readings without cross-contamination. The nonbleeding design prevents dye transfer, making them ideal for sequential testing or high-volume applications. Each strip provides rapid results with a clear colorimetric response, calibrated for the 0.3–2.3 pH spectrum—critical for strong acid solutions. The laboratory-grade material resists degradation from moisture or solvents, maintaining integrity during handling. Compact and portable, these strips are compatible with standard pH color charts for effortless interpretation. Their stability under varying temperatures ensures consistent performance in diverse lab environments. Whether for routine monitoring or experimental validation, these strips deliver reliable, repeatable measurements without the need for electronic instrumentation.
FAQs
1. How do these pH strips prevent color bleeding during testing?
The strips use a proprietary nonbleeding dye formulation that bonds to the substrate, preventing dye migration even when wet or handled.
2. Can these strips be used for testing highly corrosive acids?
Yes, they are designed for strong acids within the 0.3–2.3 pH range, but prolonged exposure to concentrated corrosives may reduce accuracy.
3. What is the shelf life of these pH strips under normal storage?
When stored in a sealed container away from humidity and direct sunlight, the strips retain accuracy for up to 24 months from manufacture.
4. Are these strips compatible with automated pH strip readers?
While optimized for visual comparison, their standardized color scale can be adapted for some digital readers with manual calibration.
5. How do I dispose of used pH strips safely?
Used strips should be neutralized (if exposed to hazardous acids) and disposed of as chemical waste according to local lab safety protocols.
