Taylor R-0005-A acid demand reagent in a .75 oz dropper bottleTaylor Acid Demand Reagent .75 oz. Dropper Bottle, R-0005-A In stock$999
Taylor R-0005-A acid demand reagent in a .75 oz dropper bottle

Taylor Acid Demand Reagent .75 oz. Dropper Bottle, R-0005-A

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Quick overview

  • Taylor R-0005-A The factory reagent, so results match what the kit was calibrated to give.
  • Acid demand test Tells you how much acid the water actually needs to bring pH down, rather than guessing at a dose.
  • .75 oz dropper bottle The standard three quarter ounce refill size that drops into the kit case.
  • Accurate dosing Testing demand before you add acid is what stops the overshoot and rebound cycle.
  • Replace yearly Reagents age. Taylor advises replacing them about once a year for reliable readings.
  • Refill, not a kit This is the single reagent bottle, bought to top up a kit you already own.
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Product details

Taylor R-0005-A is the acid demand reagent, supplied in a .75 oz dropper bottle. It is the refill for the acid demand test in Taylor pool and spa test kits.

What the test tells you

A pH reading says where the water is. It does not say how much acid it will take to get where you want, because that depends on how strongly the water resists the change. The acid demand test answers the second question, so you can add the right amount once rather than chasing pH down in steps and overshooting.

Keeping results honest

Reagents do not last forever. Taylor advises replacing them about once a year, and a kit giving readings that no longer match the pool is usually running on tired reagent rather than a broken pool.

What you get

The single reagent bottle only, for topping up a kit you already own.

Specifications
Brand Taylor
Manufacturer part number R-0005-A
UPC 840036000250
Type Acid demand reagent
Volume .75 oz
Container Dropper bottle
Use Acid demand test in Taylor test kits
Shipping weight 0.05 lb
Ships Parcel

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Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

What is an acid demand test for?
It measures how much acid the water needs to move pH down to target. Knowing the demand means you dose once and land close, instead of adding acid and retesting repeatedly.
Is this a whole test kit?
No. It is the acid demand reagent alone, a .75 oz dropper bottle sold as a refill for a Taylor kit you already have.
How often should reagents be replaced?
Taylor advises replacing reagents roughly every year. Old reagent is the usual reason a kit starts giving readings that do not match the pool.
Is it the genuine Taylor reagent?
Yes. It is Taylor R-0005-A, the same bottle supplied in their kits.
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