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pH Test Strips 100 Pack

$9.99

  • Designed by home brewer: Instantly and accurately test the pH of kombucha, beer, wine, mead, vinegar, or any other liquid in the 0-6 pH spectrum.
  • Easy, Instant & Accurate pH Testing: Just dip a strip in a liquid solution for 1-2 seconds and compare the strip to the provided color chart.
  • 100 pH Test Sticks: No need for any messy chemicals, reagents, or calibration of strips – just dip and compare.
  • Safe Fermentation: Our pH test paper strips ensure your brew is fermenting safely within the proper pH range. The starting pH for kombucha needs to be at or below 4.5 pH. Finished kombucha has a pH between 2.5 – 3.5 pH.
  • Elevate Your Brew: Knowing the pH allows you to monitor your kombucha brew progress, to get better, consistent batches.

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Delivery by Jul 29th, 2024 - Aug 2nd, 2024

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pH Test Strips 100 Pack

$9.99

  • Designed by home brewer: Instantly and accurately test the pH of kombucha, beer, wine, mead, vinegar, or any other liquid in the 0-6 pH spectrum.
  • Easy, Instant & Accurate pH Testing: Just dip a strip in a liquid solution for 1-2 seconds and compare the strip to the provided color chart.
  • 100 pH Test Sticks: No need for any messy chemicals, reagents, or calibration of strips – just dip and compare.
  • Safe Fermentation: Our pH test paper strips ensure your brew is fermenting safely within the proper pH range. The starting pH for kombucha needs to be at or below 4.5 pH. Finished kombucha has a pH between 2.5 – 3.5 pH.
  • Elevate Your Brew: Knowing the pH allows you to monitor your kombucha brew progress, to get better, consistent batches.

In stock

Delivery by Jul 29th, 2024 - Aug 2nd, 2024

Add Ons

Sampling Dropper for Testing
Plastic Pipette Sampling & Dropper
$0.50
jar markers
Jarkers Wet Erase Glass Jar Markers
$9.99
Adhesive Temperature Strip – Thermometer for Fermenter - One
$1.99
temperature strip
Adhesive Temperature Strip 46-93F Stick on Thermometer - One
$2.29

Fermentaholics PH Test Strips 100 Pack

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ph test strips

Testing your kombucha’s pH is a fun way to get scientific with your kombucha brewing. It can help you produce more consistent results at the pH you like best! When starting the fermentation process, your kombucha should start out at 4.5 pH or lower and can be anywhere between 2.5 and 3.5 pH once completed depending on flavor preference. Testing the pH at the beginning of your brew is always a good idea to keep mold and unwanted bacteria out of your brew. Aim to start at 4.5 or below. The Fermentaholics support team is a fellow group of fermentation fanatics. We LOVE to talk about fermentation and help each other learn, grow, and experiment with different techniques and flavors. Reach out to have any of your fermentation questions answered!

litmus paper

Did you know Kombucha needs to start at or below 4.5 pH? These instant-read testing sticks help you know your brew is in this safe and healthy range by delivering fast and accurate readings.

Kombucha Brewing
Jun Kombucha
Vinegar Making
Water Kefir
Pickling

Determine pH in 2 Easy Steps

ph level

First, Dip pH Stick in Kombucha

Dip the strip into the liquid for 1-2 seconds, ensuring that the test area is fully saturated.

ph level

Second, Compare to Color Scale

Let the liquid sit until the color registers and compare to the chart: the color match indicates the pH level.

Finished Kombucha is between 2.5-3.5 pH

For Home Brewers Everywhere

These pH test strips are an ideal tool for any home brewer, whether it’s your first brew or your hundredth brew. They are easy to use and easy to read.

ph test strip

Don't forget Your Other Homebrewing Supplies

Fermentaholics PH Test Strips 100 Pack

ph strips
ph test strips
litmus paper

Testing your kombucha’s pH is a fun way to get scientific with your kombucha brewing. It can help you produce more consistent results at the pH you like best! When starting the fermentation process, your kombucha should start out at 4.5 pH or lower and can be anywhere between 2.5 and 3.5 pH once completed depending on flavor preference. Testing the pH at the beginning of your brew is always a good idea to keep mold and unwanted bacteria out of your brew. Aim to start at 4.5 or below. The Fermentaholics support team is a fellow group of fermentation fanatics. We LOVE to talk about fermentation and help each other learn, grow, and experiment with different techniques and flavors. Reach out to have any of your fermentation questions answered!

Did you know Kombucha needs to start at or below 4.5 pH? These instant-read testing sticks help you know your brew is in this safe and healthy range by delivering fast and accurate readings.

Determine pH in 2 Easy Steps

ph level

First, Dip pH Stick in Kombucha

Dip the strip into the liquid for 1-2 seconds, ensuring that the test area is fully saturated.

ph level

Second, Compare to Color Scale

Let the liquid sit until the color registers and compare to the chart: the color match indicates the pH level.

Finished Kombucha is between 2.5-3.5 pH

For Home Brewers Everywhere

These pH test strips are an ideal tool for any home brewer, whether it’s your first brew or your hundredth brew. They are easy to use and easy to read.

ph test strip

Don't Forget Your Other Fermentation Accessories

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    • Designed by home brewer: Instantly and accurately test the pH of kombucha, beer, wine, mead, vinegar, or any other liquid in the 0-6 pH spectrum.
    • Easy, Instant & Accurate pH Testing: Just dip a strip in a liquid solution for 1-2 seconds and compare the strip to the provided color chart.
    • 100 pH Test Sticks: No need for any messy chemicals, reagents, or calibration of strips – just dip and compare.
    • Safe Fermentation: Our pH test paper strips ensure your brew is fermenting safely within the proper pH range. The starting pH for kombucha needs to be at or below 4.5 pH. Finished kombucha has a pH between 2.5 – 3.5 pH.
    • Elevate Your Brew: Knowing the pH allows you to monitor your kombucha brew progress, to get better, consistent batches.

    Additional information

    Weight 0.25 lbs
    Dimensions 2 × 0.25 × 2 in