What level is the PH left at? The santevia website says products produce a 9 but reviews have said 7.5.
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I haven't tested it. I realize that there are benefits from alkaline intake, and believe that the Santevia Filtration unit delivers close to the indicated pH... However, I would use this system even it it were neutral because of the quality of the product and the purity of the water. I love our unit and HIGHLY RECOMMEND it to all our friends.
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the calibrated range of the ph.7 and ph4.0 buffers is .5 degrees accrurate...I have used this equipment for years and find it to be great...have not used the 10.1 buffer solution in food processes...but will tell you this equipment is very reliable...
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since I had not done the acidic check, I do not know why it tested at 6.0. You might want to check with the company. Sorry.
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I'm not Ms Muir,hence I can only go by "label reading" however there exists an 800 number where your question will be answered. As an user of this product I can vouch to the quality of same. Non acidic and the closest to canned fresh tomatoes as can be.
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it depends on the water that you have at your tap if i turn the water flow down slow i can get a ph of 9
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I don't know the ph level. This product does seem to be a little weak. It needs 2 dropper squirts full per 16.9 ounces of water instead of the usual one dopper full. As a result, you will flavor half as many bottles of water as usual.
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Youre right, the PH range is 0-14. the picture reads 18.3 because the meter was turned on without being submerged in anything.
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Most pens calibrate at 7.0, check your pH meter's instructions for further calibration information
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Low range is 6-7.6 and high range is 7.4-8.8. I don't know anything about the high range's accuracy, but the low range is ridiculously wrong. I checked it against my calibrated pH meter as well as lab standard known pH buffer solutions and it wasn't even close. I don't know how they can sell it.
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Don, You are looking for a Ph slightly higher than y. The Mavea filters are compressed carbon. The filter out particulates and some disolved gases such as chlorine. I read a book years ago with regard to the physiology of the human body. Among the issues was the alkalinity of the body. It was suggested that cancer cells could not masticize in an alkaline invironment. I believe that an M.D. (Dr. Don Colbert) wrote a book with regard to the benefits of higher Ph water. Well done, I wish you Mozzle-en-gesind! James (Yaacov) Kraemer
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most of what I've read online says 7" water level. That level is working well for me.
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It depends on the pH range you are most interested in. My formulations require acidification from neutral (pH7 down to pH4.5) for which these strips are perfect (note where the colors transition in rows 1 and 2). Check the color range in the illustration: where there is a transition from one color to another in any of the 4 rows is where the strips are most useful.
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If you are careful, dilutions can work. Suppose you make a mixuture 10-90 of tomato sauce and distilled water. What will be the pH of the result? One pH division from the original in the direction of pH 7. Soil is complicated. There are solids in soil that may not dissolve in water. OTOH, what does it mean to have a pH where the solute is not water? I don't know. So what I would do is cover 10% of soil with 90% of distilled water and test the pH. The result should be in the ballpark of the soil pH, but moved by 1 division in the direction of pH 7. These simple formula are approximately correct if your tomato sauce / soil have a pH far from 7. But if the formula (add or subtract 1) changes your solution from acid to base, then don't believe it. In this case, you must learn the details of pH and compute the dilution properly.
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Oops! I was looking at the plain kind. This Special Dark has 65 g sodium, not 0 like I said in my response a couple of minutes ago. But all the other figures I gave you are correct.
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First, they have test strips on Amazon for less than $3 that have good reviews and they go below 5.5. I have not used them myself but just ordered some. I use soil and not hydroponics so I'm not sure how to get water to Ph 5.5. They have solutions on Amazon that are specifically made to adjust Ph. And believe it or not human urine can be used to reduce Ph. It sounds ridiculous but it actually works. You just have to experiment with mixing amounts to get to 5.5. And have a bunch of test strips ready so you can test as you add.
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Looking at were the ingredients are at, I would say around 3%. There isn't much in it at all, and I would be curious to see what the ph of this is.
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I looked up the MSDS and it has "not available" on the Ph data line. This said, its unlikely you'll get an answer to your question even if you called the manufacturer. I've included a link to mfg MSDS: http://www.medline.com/product/See-Clear-Lens-Cleaning-Wipes/Cleaning-Supplies/Z05-PF11518