TaylorReplacement Reagent Refill Kits - Basic Refill Kit - 3/4 oz.

These arrived quickly. They are the same I have bought from the high dollar pool store. The bottles were as advertised. They work great at a great value.

A number of reviewers commented on the different expiration dates, and that didn't make sense to me either. Recently purchased, the expiry dates were 02/26 for R-0001 and R-0004, and 05/25 for R-0002. If they are manufactured at the same time, shouldn't the dates be the same or close to each other for the three test bottles? The answer: nope. Thinking expiration dates are generally too conservative, I kept testing with older, expired product for chlorine levels. My numbers never matched the pool store test. Then I purchased fresh, new reagents and compared them to the expired reagents. Bah-bam! The new, fresh, unexpired reagent test matched the pool store results. The main culprit seems to be chlorine reagent R-0002, which expires earlier that the other two reagents in the set. Conclusion: for these reagents, the expiry dates really do seem to matter. Discard the expired.

I’ve had a Taylor test kit for my pool for as long as I have had a pool and it works well. These replacement reagents are brand name and work as well as the originals do.

my husband bought and it was a great price. just make sure the red chemical is what you need, as he did not check and we had to order another. the new red was a great deal too. we'd buy it ALL again.

These are Taylor drops replacing Taylor drops from your original Taylor or Leslie’s testing kit. Simply scoop up pool water into a pool test kit tube, add five drops into one tube, cap it and shake gently. Then just compare your water to the colors on the testing tube. So easy.

Not clearly described what kit this replacement is for. Ph reagent gives incorrect reading for normal residential size kit.

These are the three most commonly used reagents, so it's nice to be able to get them as one unit with a slight discount.

Like it, use to test pool water.