Can the test results be compromised if there are unusual mineral levels or other components in the sample?
As far as we are aware, the only likely issue which will compromise the test procedure is if the pH of the sample drops to 5 or below. Neutral to alkaline pH does not cause a problem. For salt water, heavily chlorinated or sanitised water or product contaminated by chemical spillage, Coliquik should be used. In other cases, if you are not sure then it is advisable to do a test run and see if the test appears to run normally. If the conditions are unsuitable, the indicator dye will usually turn to pink immediately. Top Our laboratory / operations manuals require tests to be performed in a NATA accredited laboratory. The tests can be readily used in a NATA Accredited laboratory as a replacement for existing tests (subject to their accreditation for regulatory use if required). We believe that there is a specific opportunity for professional laboratories to use the B2P test procedures where the client must have a fast turn around of results. Another issue where the B2P product may be help
