"Interpet" Pond Test Kit...HELP!!

[Brendan DJ Murphy]

I have an Interpet Pond-test kit which tests for PH, Ammonia, Nitrate and
Nitrite levels.

I have the 4 test-tubes, a supply of tablets and even the colour-chart!
(The kit comes in a green box)

One vital important component, which I have misplaced, is the instructions!

Could somebody PLEASE help.

If you can direct me on the internet where I can download this document, I
would be greatful.

If somebody could scan in their instructions, I will be VERY grateful.

Many thanks

Brendan.
(please remove REMOVE from my email address to reply)

[Newbie Bill]

We/you need the brand name, and then a search for that brand will possibly
find the instructions. Even a call/email to customer service will probably
get your answer. How about asking/returning to where you got them. I
suspect you just fill the tubes to a line, drop in the tablets and wait for
a period of time- this of course is the unknown. The group or a large
number of sites can tell you how to interpret your readings. Good Luck!
Bill Brister - Austin, Texas

"Brendan DJ Murphy" > wrote in message
...
> I have an Interpet Pond-test kit which tests for PH, Ammonia, Nitrate and
> Nitrite levels.
>
> I have the 4 test-tubes, a supply of tablets and even the colour-chart!
> (The kit comes in a green box)
>
> One vital important component, which I have misplaced, is the
instructions!
>
> Could somebody PLEASE help.
>
> If you can direct me on the internet where I can download this document,
I
> would be greatful.
>
> If somebody could scan in their instructions, I will be VERY grateful.
>
> Many thanks
>
> Brendan.
> (please remove REMOVE from my email address to reply)
>
>
>

[Brendan DJ Murphy]

> We/you need the brand name, and then a search for that brand will possibly
> find the instructions. Even a call/email to customer service will
> probably
> get your answer. How about asking/returning to where you got them. I
> suspect you just fill the tubes to a line, drop in the tablets and wait
> for
> a period of time- this of course is the unknown. The group or a large
> number of sites can tell you how to interpret your readings. Good Luck!
> Bill Brister - Austin, Texas

The manufaturer's name is INTERPET
The product is simply labled "POND TEST-Tablet kit to monitor pond health"

I have searched the internet but can only find retailers selling the
product.
It is the second product on this page...
http://www.aquatics-warehouse.co.uk/acatalog/A000_INTERPET_223.html

All I have found through all my searching is a phone-number. I shall call
them tomorrow.

Surely somebody would be kind enough to scan their instructions for me
<hint> <wink> ;-)

I have the tablets, the test tubes and colour-chart.

Many Thanks

Brendan

[Jim Humphries]

Do you have the color charts to use when testing? If not then the whole
thing is useless.
From memory I think that you place one tablet in the supplied test tube and
add 5 ml of pond water. Then crush the tablet and shake until the material
is dissolved and the colour developed. Then compar to the appropriate
colour chart.
Hope that helps.

--
Jim and Sara Humphries, Victoria, BC
"Brendan DJ Murphy" > wrote in message
...
> I have an Interpet Pond-test kit which tests for PH, Ammonia, Nitrate and
> Nitrite levels.
>
> I have the 4 test-tubes, a supply of tablets and even the colour-chart!
> (The kit comes in a green box)
>
> One vital important component, which I have misplaced, is the
instructions!
>
> Could somebody PLEASE help.
>
> If you can direct me on the internet where I can download this document,
I
> would be greatful.
>
> If somebody could scan in their instructions, I will be VERY grateful.
>
> Many thanks
>
> Brendan.
> (please remove REMOVE from my email address to reply)
>
>
>

[Brendan DJ Murphy]

Thanks to Nigel for providing the instructions and to Michael for also
offering.

I now have the instructions and have successfully tested my pond.

Thanks again

Regards
Brendan