miaosun Pool Test Strips, 6-in-1 Spa Test Strips for Hot Tubs, PH Total Chlorine, Free Chlorine/Bromine, Total Alkalinity, Cyanuric Acid, Total Hardness Water Chemistry Tester, 100 Count (2 Pack)

There a couple pluses, but non of them help determine your pools needs.Exp date clearly printed on the cap & the strips are packaged separately is packs of 10 within the bottle. That’s all the positive.The test strip itself is pretty much useless. I like using the Taylor Drops kits to test, but it’s nice to have quick test strip to get a reading sometimes. None of the test strip readings matched well and some of the colors it presented didn’t even have spot on the chart to compare. Using the Taylor drops my pool was in excellent balance and even took a sample to a pool store and they even agreed my pool was perfect. These strips weren’t even close on anything other than the chlorine; and even on the chlorine they were only close.Also wish there was a little more space on the tab to hold the strip itself.

I was looking for a way to quickly get an idea of my pool status, but trying to figure out the color reading is sometimes confusing. This test strip test for Total Chlorine, and Free Chlorine. The readings seem backward to me, and does not agree with my Taylor chem set. I do not believe the Free Chlorine readings from this test strip is correct at all. Leaves me unsure of the results.pH reading is readable and is close to my Taylor Chem set.Total Alk colors is near, but not as good as other test strips I used in the pastsI would not recommend this test strip. Not very accuracy and confusing sometimes. It is not near what I am use to.

These strips are absolute crap. The squares are misshapen and sometimes come off when I swish the strip in the water. The colors are muddy at best, but worst of all, they aren’t accurate. When I test behind them with my regular kit, the margin of error is significant. Do not trust these to give you the right chemical numbers for your pool.

Very difficult to read. Colors are splotchy and sometimes entirely wrong. There is almost no paper to hold on to when you dunk the strip in water, and the squares sometimes fall off. Spend the extra $2-3 and order the AquaChek 551236 strips instead. They're dramatically better.

Not what I expected. The fabric test spots are falling off the stick. The test spots are either bleeding or. contaminated, out of the sealed pack. Not sure these read for a darn.

I thought I would take a chance on these since the price was so good. Big Mistake. The colors run off of the square and each square does not show consistent coloring throughout. Sometimes the squares even fall off. If I can't trust them they are useless.

Very difficult to read the results, very little difference between levels. Tested against a professional test kit and results were close with exception to ph. I will stick to the product I buy from the pool place.

Does what it’s supposed to dodoes exactly what it’s supposed to do.