NEXT GENT ICP

[Lousybreed]

I read somewhere that Fauna Marin is introducing a "next gen" ICP analysis that is claiming to be more accurate by 100%. I cannot remember where I ran across this info, it was not on their website but rather a pop up add I think on Insta.......anyone else remember seeing this? It is intriguing if this were true....

 

[elysics]

100% more accurate doesn't even make sense.

And as far as I know they don't even tell how accurate their normal one is, and neither do most other companies, so such a claim is a bit worthless.

 

[qhduong]

More sensitive, not accurate.

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[Cory]

Thats interesting. Im more interested in icp centrifuge my samples so i dont have to wonder if some organic made my water high in something.

 

[Lousybreed]

Thanks. And they are just comparing it to their previous methods. Not the competition. I will stay with ATI’s!!!!

 

[User1]

Thanks. And they are just comparing it to their previous methods. Not the competition. I will stay with ATI’s!!!!

I'm biased and use ATI as well.

I send one in about every 4 months and have to say the results have been consistent. Having a Trident I pull fill up the ATI tubes 5 minutes before the noon test. I also grab a cup of tank water and run manual tests for alk, phosphate, and nitrates (the easy tests - Hanna and Nyos. So now when the results for ATI come back I can go to the fusion page and compare numbers. Been pretty close so I stick with ATI ever since.