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Product code: TNO3

TEST NO3

Brand: PRODAC

14,90 €
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PRODAC TEST NO3 – Professional Nitrate Test Kit for Freshwater & Marine Aquariums

Prodactest NO3 is a fast, accurate, and easy-to-use testing kit for measuring nitrate (NO₃) levels in both freshwater and marine aquariums. Featuring a measurement range from 0 to 50 mg/l, it provides essential data to prevent harmful buildup that encourages algae growth and compromises fish and plant health Prodac International+3shop.prodac.mx+3Amazon Italia+3Madpetz Aquatic Studio llp+9Prodac International+9shop.prodac.mx+9Latinafy.

The kit includes two liquid reagents, a powdered reagent vial, a measuring spatula, a 5 ml graduated test tube, and a color comparison chart. The straightforward procedure involves:

Nitrate readings above 25 mg/l indicate the need for regular water changes and possible use of products like Prodac Nitridac Prodac International+6Tradeinn+6Aquaria Antwerp+6.

Key features:

  • Suitable for both freshwater and marine aquariums

  • 0–50 mg/l measuring range for precise readings

  • Approximately 60 tests per kit for regular monitoring DRAK-Aquaristik+1Latinafy+1

  • Complete kit: liquid & powdered reagents, spatula, test tube, color chart

  • Reliable testing without expensive equipment

  • Quick results in minutes

  • Essential for nutrient control and algae prevention

Why choose Prodactest NO3?
Continuous nitrate control is vital for a stable and healthy aquarium environment. Prodactest NO3 provides a professional, cost-effective, and repeatable method to detect even subtle changes. Ideal for aquarists who want to maintain optimal conditions for fish and plants while preventing stress and algae outbreaks.

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