R-0001-C DPD Reagent #1 by Taylor Technologies | 2 Oz. Dropper Bottle

R-0001-C DPD Reagent #1 by Taylor Technologies | 2 Oz. Dropper Bottle

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M251S

$12.99

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R-0001-C DPD Reagent #1 by Taylor Technologies | 2 Oz. Dropper BottleStep up your water testing capability with the Taylor DPD Reagent #1 in a generous 2 oz dropper bottle. This liquid reagent is precision formulated for Taylor test kits and serves as the foundational component for sanitizer analysis: pair it with DPD Reagent #2 (R 0002) to determine free chlorine, or use it alongside DPD Reagent #3 (R 0003) for combined and total chlorine measurements. Bromine testing is equally straightforward when this reagent is

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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2025