The Taylor Cyanuric Acid Reagent (R-0013-A) is a 0.75 oz dropper bottle designed for use with Taylor test kits to measure cyanuric acid levels in pool and spa water. Monitoring cyanuric acid is essential for stabilizing chlorine, which helps maintain effective sanitation and prolongs chlorine efficacy. Proper storage between 36¡F and 85¡F (2¡CÐ29¡C) and away from direct sunlight preserves its effectiveness. Taylor formulates its reagents to remain effective for at least one year under appropriate storage conditions; therefore, regular replacement of reagents, ideally annually or at the start of a new testing season, is recommended to ensure accurate water chemistry readings.

• Measures cyanuric acid levels Ð Helps determine stabilizer concentration to ensure effective chlorine performance.

• Formulated for Taylor test kits Ð Provides accurate and reliable readings when used with compatible testing systems.

• 0.75 oz dropper bottle Ð Compact size ideal for regular pool and spa water testing.

• Store between 36¡F and 85¡F Ð Maintain proper conditions to preserve reagent accuracy and shelf life.

• Annual replacement recommended Ð Ensures consistent water chemistry monitoring throughout the pool season.

• (1) Taylor Cyanuric Acid Reagent | 0.75 Oz. | R-0013-A

Need help with the Taylor Cyanuric Acid Reagent (R-0013-A), a 0.75 oz dropper bottle made for Taylor test kits? This section answers common use, storage, and replacement questions for pool and spa owners, with guidance on buying locally.

Using the R-0013-A Reagent for Testing

This reagent is essential for checking cyanuric acid levels, which determine chlorine stability in pools and spas.

How do I use Taylor R-0013-A with a test kit in-store purchase?

Can I buy the cyanuric acid reagent at Discount Pool Mart today?

WhatÕs the correct testing procedure with R-0013-A for stabilizer readings?

How does this reagent help balance chlorine effectiveness?

Storing and Handling the Reagent

Proper storage helps maintain accurate readings. The R-0013-A must be kept within the right temperature range to stay effective.

Where should I store Taylor R-0013-A after purchase?

What happens if the reagent is exposed to heat or sunlight?

Can I keep the cyanuric acid reagent in my garage locally?

How do I know if the bottle has gone bad?

Replacement and Accuracy Questions

Fresh reagents ensure testing reliability. This section explains when and why to replace R-0013-A.

How often should I replace the Taylor R-0013-A reagent?

Can I walk into Discount Pool Mart each season for new reagent bottles?

Does using an expired reagent affect stabilizer test results?

Why is it recommended to buy fresh reagent annually?