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I guess you can cut the water in half and cut the reagent in half but that also would cut the accuracy in half. Look for a disclaimer by them. A machine might make up for that accuracy loss, who knows!47 more PO4 test? 20 more NO3? Those would be awesome numbers if true. But hey I'm from Missouri
Would definitely crush Reefbot and it's reported 50% usage fiasco.
It still looks like a two+ month supply of reagents for just two of the tests is going to be $55.
If it works well it would be worth the probably $40-$50 per month to get all the tests done daily.
Assumption being that when your tank is looking real stable you can cut back on the testing rate.
I am actually surprised that these guys cannot source reagents from an industrial chemical company just like Neptune did. It would cut the cost by a lot and put money in their pockets selling reagents.