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PH Meters & Testers FAQ's
Two-point calibration: rinse the probe, dip it in pH 7.0 buffer and set the reading, rinse again, then do the same in pH 4.0. Most digital pens store the calibration automatically. Do it regularly — weekly under heavy use — and always with fresh buffer, never solution poured back into the bottle.
The probe, almost always. Glass pH electrodes age with every use and die early if stored dry — sluggish or wandering readings usually mean the electrode needs a clean with probe cleaner, a soak in KCl storage solution, or replacement. On meters like the Bluelab Penplus and Aquamaster P110 you replace just the probe, not the pen.
Not directly — a standard pen needs liquid. Either test runoff water, or use a dedicated substrate meter: the Bluelab soil pH pen, the Multimedia Meter with its Leap probe, and the Aquamaster S300 Pro-2 are built to read pH straight in the root zone.
Mostly the electrode and what happens after a year. Budget pens work, but probes aren't replaceable and calibration tends to wander sooner. The Bluelab and Aquamaster pens hold calibration better, carry replaceable probes on the upper models, and have spare parts stocked — cheaper per season, not per purchase.

