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AgreeYep, that's right. Agree on the design. Was wondering if there are any better tests out there.
Wait a Minute ? Why would you read that at the black rubber and not the actual fluid line ? The black rubber is at 1.0 but there is only .75 of fluid in the syringe.
Not .25 of a reading smhThe tip of the syringe holds liquid which offsets the gap you see.
That gap is not normal if you properly draw up the fluid. I never have an air gapThe tip of the syringe holds liquid which offsets the gap you see.
so you saying that if op has .5 of fluid in it and rest .5 air it is ok ? Because the tip compensates for it ? Oh man thank god you not building engines with me..The tip of the syringe holds liquid which offsets the gap you see.
The instructions specifically say there will be an air gap. As someone mentioned there is fluid in the tip attachment accounting for the air gap.That gap is not normal if you properly draw up the fluid. I never have an air gap
Again I repeat myself .25 air gap???The instructions specifically say there will be an air gap. As someone mentioned there is fluid in the tip attachment accounting for the air gap.
Correct!The instructions specifically say there will be an air gap. As someone mentioned there is fluid in the tip attachment accounting for the air gap.
Yes thats correct per the directions. Pull back the plunger till it hits the 1ml mark (The fluid will not be at the 1ml mark) then run the test and when the color shifts take your reading from the plunger and not the fluid level.Just want to make sure I am doing it correctly on the salifert magnesium test kit. I know there’s supposed to be an air bubble gap in the syringe and you’re going off based on the black rubber line correct?
and when it’s done, you’re again read the black line correct?

