Overview WLR Industries’ Hanna HI772-26 reagents are packets designed for the HI772 Marine Alkalinity Checker

These pre-made reagents simplify the testing of dKH in saltwater systems, delivering a straightforward path to dependable readings

Each packet carries clear lot numbers and expiration dates, ing traceability and planning for routine testing in busy aquariums, classrooms, or field settings

Designed for ease and precision Pre-made reagents that streamline the testing process and reduce handling steps Dedicated to a single parameter to help keep measurements consistent Compact packaging that fits neatly in small cabinets or testing kits Manufactured with quality controls and labeled for traceability via lot and expiration dates I for: Aquaculture, Water Quality, Environmental monitoring, and Educational use What you get and how it helps your tank This 2-pack supports up to 50 tests when used with the HI772 checker

The small, purpose-built kit is designed to fit into a busy routine—whether you maintain a reef tank, manage a research setup, or teach students about marine chemistry

-world use and benefits Users often appreciate the straightforward workflow and the emphasis on a single parameter, which can help you observe alkalinity trends over time

With reliable reagents, you can plan water changes and routine maintenance with greater confidence, while still letting your tank’s natural dynamics guide decisions

Usage tips and care Open a reagent packet and follow the HI772 colorimetric procedure as directed Keep reagents in a dry, cool place and use them before the listed expiration date Note: The HI772-26 reagents are designed for marine hobbyists and professionals seeking dependable alkalinity checks in saltwater systems, not intended as medical products

FAQ Q: What is included in the HI772-26 reagents package

A: Two HI772-26 reagent packets designed for the HI772 alkalinity checker, supporting up to 50 tests

Q: Are the reagent packets traceable

A: Yes

Each reagent packet includes a lot number and expiration date for traceability