Review on 🧪 pH Test Strips for Plastic Surfaces, Wide Application Range (pH 0-14), 100 Strips, for Saliva, Soap, Urine, Food, Liquids, Water, Soil Testing, Lab Monitoring by Rick Rogers

DETAILED OPINION PLEASE INQUIRE FOR YOURSELF. I didn't want to think that these flavored water additives were that bad when it came to pH, but guess what. YOU ARE VERY BAD! As shown here, I purchased these pH test strips and tested the aroma mixed lightly and heavily with water. As it turned out, the lighter added to the water changed almost nothing. Most lemon, raspberry, punch, strawberry mixes showed a pH of 3-4, and lemonade was worst at a pH of 2-3. Sweet tea performed best at a pH of 6-7. The coffee we drink had a pH of around 7, as did our tap water. If you have any doubts about your drink, test it yourself. Also, google some facts about those "pH critical teeth" and "water-flavored teeth." You can't beat these strips for the price, they were $5.99 for 100 when I got mine. In my opinion. It's easy to put on and take off, but when you put it on you have to line it up correctly so that it hits the protruding strips first. It's okay, I've done this about 20 times. If it bothers you, simply place the strips in a pouch or washed pill bottle. Don't forget to save the color chart! Remember you get this for the strips and they work great! Just follow the 3 simple rules on the packaging.