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Your cart is empty.Both serious reef aquarists and beginning saltwater hobbyists will find the Salifert nitrate test extremely easy to use. The Salifert nitrate test kit does NOT suffer from amine interference for quick and reliable measurement of Nitrate-Nitrogen. 50 tests. Saltwater aquarium use only.
Neuey
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
I ordered this test because my other one was saying my nitrates were 0. this test is easy and more accurate. Glad i ordered it.
Emilie Mecklenborg
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
Works as it should
R C Cat
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
Easy to use with Easy to read results.
Wei Hong
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024
tried many different kits and return to salifert. since I don't really need extremely high accuracy salifert is the fastest, most accurate and user friendly among budget kits.
Bijan
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024
Color match
M Phelps
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024
IMO Salifert is the most reliable test kits on the market. What I absolutely hate about them is trying to cipher the color change in the solution, especially at lower ppm readings.
buddha2011
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023
I purchased this kit after being frustrated with the API nitrate test due to how long it took to do that one correctly then getting results that I could barely tell the difference between.Well after using both side by side for a few months I definitely think there are pros and cons to both brands, and I have learned to just deal with the cons and you will have to as well.My takeaway from this product is that the test is quicker and easier to do, easier to read results, but i’m not confident that it is any more accurate than API. In my experience, there is more room for human error with this kit - particularly with the spoon and powder.Both brands can show you when your nitrates are too high: red for API and bright pink for Salifert. And that’s all you really need to know. If API figured out their color card printer, I would always choose that brand over this one.
DoItYourselfer
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2016
I ordered this because I wanted a back up for my API kit when I was getting readings off the scale (and hoped it was the kit, and not my water. Nope. Water. Major water changes and it got on the scale. Work in progress.) So, this kit gave a similar result as the API, but so much quicker and easier! Only 2 steps, easy swirling for 30 seconds, instead of shaking vial with a leaky cap getting chemicals all over your hand like the API does. the flat bottom set on the card makes reading the color much more definitive than the round tube and guessing at the distance and light direction. Yes, there is a good bit of interpolation in the high range where I am currently around 70, but the obvious color intensity and tone is much better than others. The difference between 60 and 80 is not really a critical bit of info, as those are both "too high". The ranges get closer together in the lower ranges where target levels are more specific.Laminating the color card would be my one suggestion. I am sure I will douse it with salt water soon.(Unfortunately, before ordering this Salifert kit, I paid a fortune for a Hagen kit at my LFS. It is useless. The color of the resulting solution for the Hagen is a bright magenta, matching nothing on their scale of rosy pink on the flimsy paper booklet. I noted that the color of that solution was in the tone of the Salifert scale. I poured approximately 1 ml into the salifert vial and compared to the chart, and got a very similar result! Conclusion: the Hagen vial shape and paper chart are inferior, although the chemistry may be consistent and accurate. It is impossible to read.)
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