Aquarium Ammonia Test Strips | Fast and Accurate Water Quality Ammonia Testing Kit for Saltwater

Aquarium Ammonia Test Strips | Fast and Accurate Water Quality Ammonia Testing Kit for Saltwater

HOME TESTING KIT - Ready to use aquarium test strips for your convenience; tests Ammonia levels in your aquarium – catches and prevents invisible water problems and keeps your fish safe
ACCURATE AND FAST RESULTS - Ammonia test strips come with a detailed color chart, detect low levels of ammonia, help prevent any invisible water problems and keep your fish safe – ideal for all lifestyle stages
EASY TO USE: Simply repeat dipping the aquarium test strip in water for 30 seconds, and compare with color chart for instant and reliable results – use multiple times a week for new aquariums and weekly or when problems arise for mature aquariums
SHELF LIFE: 100 testing strips in total; 50 strips packed in a bottle and 50 strips in a storage bag for prolonged shelf life, so you can test your aquarium water quality at regular intervals and don't have to rush using all 100 strips
MULTIPLE USES: Can be used to test freshwater and saltwater aquariums, fish ponds and fish bowls and fish tanks

Top reviews from the United States
Quick accurate results and a great value for money
I have two fish tanks in my house , one large tank with a somewhat heavy bio-load and a smaller Betta tank. Due to the high bio load in my main tank, keeping a close eye on water parameters is quite important for the well being of my fish. This includes monitoring Nitrates/Nitrites, PH, chlorine as well as Ammonia. I have actually tested and reviewed the same brand's (SJ Wave) 6-in-1 aquarium test strips as well and actually quite satisfied with the test results I got from them as they matched pretty much with what my local Petco told from the same water sample using more expensive test kits .

This test kit actually represents a great value for money as you get a 100 test strips (50 of which are sealed for long term storage) for much less than what a similar API test kit would cost
I did not face any issues of bleeding colors or falling pads when used as directed
One thing i recommend and its mentioned in the instructions as well , is that try to avoid dipping the test strip directly into your tank (especially if you have sensitive fish) . Instead take some tank water in a clean container/test tube to test it as the chemical used in the strips can upset sensitive fish
I got quick and thankfully good results (~0.5 ppm) for both my tanks
Just as a test to determine the accuracy of these strips , i dipped them into something that I knew for for sure has a lot of Ammonia - A Glass cleaner . And as expected the strips quickly turned to their highest ammonia color (blue) which indicates 6 ppm of ammonia in the glass cleaner .

Overall these are great value for money test strips that I would not hesitate recommending to you as they are cheap, accurate and plentiful