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GreenTestECO 3 Nitrate Tester

R1,399

Retail: R2,500
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Rapid population growth, traditional farming is unable to satisfy demand To shorten harvest cycles, chemical fertilizers were invented in 1842. When used excessively, high amount of NO3 is absorbed by produce. We need to eat more vegetables, however, don’t need high impurities. The greatest allows you to test your fruits and veggies and determinate the Nitrate concentration. 

Greentest 3 helps you to determine the quality and safety of your fruit, vegetables, meat and water.  The unique 2-in-1, dual-probe device detects nitrate levels in fruit, vegetables and meat as well as the total dissolved solids (TDS) in water (or water hardness). With Greentest 3 not only can you determine the nitrate safety levels of all types of meat and 64 of the most commonly consumed fruit and vegetables, but also the safety and quality of your drinking water.

Product Features
  • Greentest
  • Portable - can put into pocket
  • High accuracy food detector
  • Nitrate Tester
  • Fruit and vegetable tester
  • A high-quality electronic product that can decrease the chances of getting a cancer
  • A sophisticated testing equipment that can keep you and your family away from the infringement of harmful pesticide residue, overfertilization, impurities, nitrates, nitrites and heavy metals pollution of soils


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