Source for pHydrion test strips?

Paul Verizzo · Oct 29, 2008

I only need one roll of 4-9, so an outfit with minimal handling charges would be best.

What say you?

pnance · Oct 29, 2008

Try Mountain Home Biological at pelletlab.com

Paul Verizzo · Oct 29, 2008

pnance said:
Try Mountain Home Biological at pelletlab.com

Search for pHydrion struck out.

mccutchj · Oct 29, 2008

Paul Verizzo said:
Search for pHydrion struck out.

Cole Parmer (http://www.coleparmer.com/) carries some of the pHydrion rolls and strips. Fisher Scientific (http://www.fishersci.com/) does as well, but I am not sure that Fisher will set up a personal account.

Kirk Keyes · Oct 30, 2008

Try your local phone book and make a few calls, you'll probably find a local supply for something like that.

Paul Verizzo · Oct 30, 2008

Kirk Keyes said:
Try your local phone book and make a few calls, you'll probably find a local supply for something like that.

HA!

Sarasota is a consumer arm pit for anthing off of the chain store path. Ironically, has the home office for a huge water works distribution company. But nothing here.

One photo store left. They are talking of shutting down their E6 line. They have a few things like gray cards and a few dozen popular 35mm and 120 films, that's about it for analog.

Kirk Keyes · Oct 30, 2008

OK - sarcasm aside. I mean, you chose to live there... And what about Ringling Brothers. And there's free shark teeth on the beach! And at least it's warm all year. Anyway, for scientific supplies, access to big chains is actually good!

How about:
Bc Scientific
4532 W Kennedy Blvd. # 318
Tampa, FL 33609
phone: 1-866-597-5960
http://www.bcscientific.com/contact.php

They list pH papers on their web site.

Photo Engineer · Oct 30, 2008

The Lab Depot, Wards and others come to mind. I get a lot of stuff from both of these.

PE

Paul Verizzo · Oct 30, 2008

Kirk Keyes said:
OK - sarcasm aside. I mean, you chose to live there... And what about Ringling Brothers. And there's free shark teeth on the beach! And at least it's warm all year. Anyway, for scientific supplies, access to big chains is actually good!

How about:
Bc Scientific
4532 W Kennedy Blvd. # 318
Tampa, FL 33609
phone: 1-866-597-5960
http://www.bcscientific.com/contact.php

They list pH papers on their web site.

My "choice" to live here was a choice of family necessity; my father was dying of cancer a year ago. Now he's OK, but my 91 year old folks need me here. Believe me, I'd love to still be in Denver or Los Angeles.

thanks for the lead, but not pHydrion, which is a lot cheaper if I can find the right range!

Kirk Keyes · Oct 30, 2008

I prefer the multistrip papers, you can cover the range from 0-14 with the 4 strip type. Well worth the extra cost I find considering the flexibility.

dancqu · Oct 31, 2008

Paul Verizzo said:
I only need one roll of 4-9, so an outfit with minimal
handling charges would be best. What say you?

Check at www.microessentiallab.com
They have it all. At last look, $5 S&H. Dan

Paul Verizzo · Oct 31, 2008

dancqu said:
Check at www.microessentiallab.com
They have it all. At last look, $5 S&H. Dan

Damn, thought you nailed it, Dan. Only sold in packs of ten. I won't live that long. Thanks anyway.

dancqu · Oct 31, 2008

Paul Verizzo said:
Damn, thought you nailed it, Dan. Only sold in packs
of ten. I won't live that long. Thanks anyway.

Just checked. They have changed their marketing
strategy. I've a nice selection of their papers and
buffer solutions. Not by the case though. Dan

Source for pHydrion test strips?

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