TetraEasyStrips, Complete Aquarium Test Strips, Water Testing, 25 Count

Work as they should

The product as shown on website has 7 in one test capacity (nitrate,clorine, hardness,ph, nitrate , alkalinity), but in the actual delivery i initially thought is only 6 parameter , ammonia is missing. but then i discovered that ammoniA strips are separately packed though packing is almost same as of other 6 in one strips

It was easy to read the guide on the bottle and worked to help gauge the levels in my water. You get several strips. Will buy again.

Easy to use and most of the readings have been consistent week to week and appear reasonable (so i take that as it’s fairly accurate). The only one I doubt is water hardness since its extremely high and difficult to judge based on the kits color gradations (but I don’t have a separate kit to double-check it).

so you know how your always stressed about your tank water being bad quality and you don't want your fish to die well now there's these no more stress for me I can finally drop my shoulder when I go to sleep!

Works as advertised

It's safe to say a professional liquid test kit is the way to go for aquarium testing, but if you're going to try and save money or feel more comfortable using strips, then the Tetra brand strips are the only option I'd recommend. Other brands give inaccurate and inconsistent results. Tetra's test strips are actually accurate (I've compared results to those of my API liquid test kit to verify) and they're pretty simple to use too. The only advice I would give is, use sharp scissors to cut the strips in half lengthwise so you can double the amount of strips you get per bottle. It has no effect on the performance of the strips when used like this. It simply stretches the number of strips you get by double the amount that comes in the bottle. I'll be honest, I keep Tetra test strips on hand for when I'm too lazy to use my liquid test kit or don't have a lot of time to monkey around. I just dunk them in the tank, let it rest a bit and read the results on the back of the bottle. Easy peazy. I would recommend these to other aquarists

these dont seem to be as accurate as a test kit. id rather spend a little more and get repeatable results.