Description
REACTASTICK™ BY CHEMSEE · CS-DIP-NO3
Nitrate ReactaStick™ Detector*
Nitrate is used in fertilizers and some food-preservation processes and occurs naturally in foods and water. Testing helps identify results needing investigation in the context of the sample. ReactaStick screens prepared samples through a pink-to-red comparison at 3 minutes.
This focused chemical screen helps identify samples that warrant further investigation. Each pack contains only the selected detector type.
Pink to red · Semi-quantitative color comparison
Why choose ReactaStick™?
Visible results
Pink to red response without an electronic reader.
Focused screening
Select nitrate for a defined chemical question in a compatible prepared sample.
Flexible pack sizes
Order the quantity you need, with the reference card and instructions included.
A simple visual testing overview
1 · Dip
5 seconds
Dip the sensing area into a compatible prepared liquid sample.
2 · Develop
Color development
Remove the detector and follow the included timing and orientation guidance.
3 · Compare
Read at 3 minutes
Compare the developed response with the reference for this detector.
A brief overview. Use the illustrated instructions included with your detector for sample preparation, orientation and complete operating details.
Color interpretation
An approximate concentration category from visual color comparison of the prepared sample.
Use the matching reference card for this detector. Color comparisons are screening guides; interpret them in the context of the prepared sample.
* The nitrate detector also detects nitrite.
Contents and storage
Your selected pack includes nitrate detectors, a matching color reference card and illustrated instructions. Shelf life is 12 months; follow the labeled expiry. Store at room temperature or refrigerate, and reseal airtight after opening.
Download the Nitrate ReactaStick™ brochure (PDF)
For preliminary chemical screening of compatible prepared samples. Sample composition and preparation can affect the response. Results support further investigation and do not by themselves establish food safety.