Taylor R-0012-E hardness reagent, 16 ounce bottleTaylor Hardness Reagent, 16 oz, R-0012-E In stock$4299
Taylor R-0012-E hardness reagent, 16 ounce bottle

Taylor Hardness Reagent, 16 oz, R-0012-E

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Quick overview

  • Taylor R-0012-E The factory reagent, matched to the Taylor procedure your kit prints.
  • 16 ounce bottle The bulk size, which works out far cheaper per test than the small dropper bottles.
  • For hardness testing Used in the hardness test in Taylor kits.
  • Built for volume testing A pint is aimed at a service route or a busy commercial pool, not one backyard tested twice a season.
  • Reagents age Test chemistry loses accuracy over time, so buy the size you will actually use within a season or two.
  • Refill, not a kit This is the reagent alone. It goes into a test kit you already own.
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Product details

Taylor R-0012-E is the hardness reagent supplied in a 16 ounce bottle. It is the bulk refill size, meant for a kit that is already in service.

Why the pint size

Taylor packages the same reagents in small dropper bottles and in pints. The pint costs far less per test, which matters if you are testing a service route, a commercial pool, or several bodies of water every week. For a single backyard pool tested a few times a season, the smaller bottle is usually the better buy simply because the reagent will be used up before it ages out.

Keeping results honest

Test reagents do not last forever. They drift with age, heat and light, and a drifted reagent will happily give you a confident looking number that is wrong. Store reagents cool and out of the sun, and replace them on a schedule rather than when the bottle runs dry.

Specifications
Brand Taylor
Manufacturer part number R-0012-E
UPC 840036000687
Type Test kit reagent
Test Hardness
Volume 16 oz
Shipping weight 1.2 lb
Ships Parcel

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Questions and answers

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

What size is this bottle?
16 ounces. Taylor sells the same reagent in smaller dropper bottles for occasional use.
Does it come with a test kit?
No. This is a reagent refill for a Taylor kit you already have.
Which part number should I order?
R-0012-E is the number for the 16 ounce bottle. Taylor uses a different suffix on the smaller sizes of the same reagent, so match the full part number.
How long will it stay good?
Reagents lose accuracy as they age, so replace them on a regular cycle rather than using an old bottle and trusting the reading.
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