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The Wizard of Spas:
Are you asking:  When you bought @ease, what were the strips that came with it, and if you have since used different test strips, what do you use now? 

If that is indeed the case-  I'd stay on the @ease strips until you perfectly understand A) @ease and B) what a different, generic test strip will be asking for and how that may not necessarily translate to your sanitation system. 

A generic test strip will tell you that your TOTAL CHLORINE is galactically high if you use them in an @ease body of water.  If you understand that indeed the level is okay, and *why* it is okay, then buying generic is fine.  If you also understand why the FREE CHLORINE is ridiculously low, then you're fine too.  If these are questions that you do not understand the *why* behind them, I'd stick with @ease test strips. 

guardrail22:
One more time.

https://ibb.co/dCLndn

https://ibb.co/dxWtJn

Using the ones in blue bottle.

Want the ones in bottle with green top

guardrail22:

guardrail22:

guardrail22:
The links work but the pics won’t show up even using recommended host.

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