What is the list of things this tests for? Does it test phosphate levels?
1883586
High range pH, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate. It does not test phosphate levels.
445781
Yes. It tests as Na (sodium). I really don't recommend the test kit though. Mine was missing some of the test strips.
744525
Yes it does. It calculates all of the following: Calories, Carbohydrates, Fiber, Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, Total Fat, Saturated Fat, Cholesterol, Calcium, Protein, Vitamin K
1619793
Basically, I don't know. Best to check it when it is very dark. Indoors or outdoors doesn't make a difference. I've only tried my light on fresh urine. Apparently it's good for looking (?) at other stuff as well. Hope this helps a bit for you.
978046
It doesn't show ingredients - but it does say "Contains no phosphate". But, you can call toll-free at 1-800-725-3926 or visit www.dawn-dish.com. It's distributed by Proctor and Gamble. Works pretty well. Of course- looking at the other answers now - guess you already know that.
366861
It tests pH up to 8.8, Ammonia up to 8.0 ppm, Nitrite up to 5.0 ppm, and Nitrate up to 160ppm. Those are the only things you can test with this kit.
856789
I'm not sure. I've never looked for phosphorus. It does: Calories, Carbohydrates, Fiber, Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, Total Fat, Saturated Fat, Cholesterol, Calcium, Protein, Vitamin K.
1585281
I can tell you from my experience that after a year on this product I had a bone density scan. I no longer had osteoporosis. My bone density had increased. I now have osteopenia. The technician who was doing the scan kept asking me questions about what medication I was taking. I told her about the grow bone. My doctor was very surprised at my improvement also.
1961878
I just contacted the manufacturer re whether this syrup contains phosphoric acid, for some claim it does not but their website bottle image shows is does. They have confirmed it does contain it, so those of us with osteoporosis need to know that.
1331842
I looked over the ingredients and do not see sodium or phosphates. However, you can go directly onto the manufacturer's website and under "Products" you can click on the "Ingredients" and it'll list everything there for you (And large enough to read it, lol). My dog has congestive heart failure and we are restricting his sodium intake as well. He's been on this vitamin formula for at least three years and is doing very well, considering his heart issue. The website is located at; "www.ultimatehealthfordogs.com"...... I happened to have met the product developer at a dog show as they had a booth selling it there. It was after talking to him that I bought the vitamins for my dog. I know several breeders from dog shows who use this product, as well. I hope this helps you.
230464
If you get the phosphate level down in your pool and keep your chlorine levels good you shouldn't need to shock your pool. Phosphates are fertilizer that feed the algae. It's a good idea to check the water you use to fill and top up your pool that is the usual source of phosphates. Good luck !
1144391
I'm not sure. Mine was about 800. I used the prescribed amount and it did bring the phosphates down. But I would not use this product again. It plugged my filter. After trying multiple cleaner products [including the one from Natural Chemistry], I finally had to acid wash my filer cartridges to get it out. It took months to to get my filter back to normal.
465350
It is Trisodium phosphate so it does contain phosphate. It works great on prepping my walls for painting.
2180530
Calcium (as Tricalcium Phosphate) 600 mg; Phosphorus (290 mg); Vitamin D (as D3 Cholecalciferol) 600 IU
1640309
It measures potassium ions. I use it to monitor my potassium levels. You probably need to ask the company.
2199731
No it does not. Fluoride is a lab test, you can find one here:http://www.filterwater.com/p-380-ntl-watercheck-fluoride-water-test.aspx
1049845
The listed ingredients on the label are: 5mg apoaequorin. Other: DiCalcium Phosphate, Microcrystaline Cellulose, sucrose, Pork Liver Powder, Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate. Our Vet recommended we try this for cognitive impairment issues we saw in our "elderly" 14 year old toy poodle. She is now 15 1/2 and we feel it has helped her with the odd things she was doing. She is still elderly and frail, due to hip dislocation a few years ago, hearing impairment, and cataracts, but she is going strong in many other ways and still a joy to us. As others have said, give it a try and see if you see a difference in your pet. Good luck. The listed ingredients on the label are: 5mg apoaequorin. Other: DiCalcium Phosphate, Microcrystaline Cellulose, sucrose, Pork Liver Powder, Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate. Our Vet recommended we try this for cognitive impairment issues we saw in our "elderly" 14 year old toy poodle. She is now 15 1/2 and we feel it has helped her with the odd things she was doing. She is still elderly and frail, due to hip dislocation a few years ago, hearing impairment, and cataracts, but she is going strong in many other ways and still a joy to us. As others... » Read More The listed ingredients on the label are: 5mg apoaequorin. Other: DiCalcium Phosphate, Microcrystaline Cellulose, sucrose, Pork Liver Powder, Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate. Our Vet recommended we try this for cognitive impairment issues we saw in our "elderly" 14 year old toy poodle. She is now 15 1/2 and we feel it has helped her with the odd things she was doing. She is still elderly and frail, due to hip dislocation a few years ago, hearing impairment, and cataracts, but she is going strong in many other ways and still a joy to us. As others have said, give it a try and see if you see a difference in your pet. Good luck. « Show Less