Red Sea Coral Pro calcium levels are great, I was wrong!

[gatorreefer]

I apologize to RedSea and anyone I may have misled. I had a bad test kit, and was fooled when the provided reference solution tested exactly as stated on the bottle. I falsely assumed that if the reference solution tested as expected, the reagents were working. What I have discovered is that because both my reagents and reference solution were old, they must have degraded at the same rate, so that when I used the reference solution to verify, I got the value I expected.

I have since bought 2 new calcium test kits and the salt mixes I have tested with them both test spot-on to what is advertised by the manufacturer.

This was a huge learning experience for me, and I am humbled and truly feel like a jerk! I will apologize to RedSea on the phone and by email as well as this post.

Again I sincerely apologize, and will always verify any tests I perform in the future with new kits, and use multiple test kits to verify the results. I obviously should have done this in the first place.................

 

_---Robin Hoon

[MikeTR]

dont give them too much credit..

 

http://www.redseafish.com/calcium-B

[Shadowrider]

I've been using Red Sea Coral Pro salt for a long time now and have always been impressed with the calcium levels. Much higher than other salts I've used and it mixes quickly. I pay a little more for it but I feel it's worth it.

[kalireefer]

Love the RSCP everything I want in a salt mix, nothing I don't...

[duncan-junkie]

I use it, and love it!! NO DOSING FOR ME!!! thatfishplace.com sells it for cheap.....check it out

[BeardedReeferLLC]

Red Sea all round, Salt-Test Kits-Additives-Reef Energy and could not be happier. Yes they had a recall with the (regiment B Ca) but before my next testing was needed to be done I got the replacement to my door. No complaints here.

[ldballoon4]

Glad I saw this thread before the other, saved me a lot of time.