Litmus Paper pH Experiments
Litmus paper is a staple of our company. It was the first test paper we made back in 1932, and it’s one we still make today. And trust us when we tell you, we make [...]
Litmus paper is a staple of our company. It was the first test paper we made back in 1932, and it’s one we still make today. And trust us when we tell you, we make [...]
Meet Karen Christy, director of all things Precision Europe. Karen has been running Precision Europe since the office opened in 2012, but even before that, she worked for Precision by building its international and specifically, [...]
Today marks the day of two years of blogging. Let’s take a beat for a minute. Step back and think about that. We have provided you with 104 posts full of scientific, technical, and sometimes, [...]
We always love getting good technical questions from our customers that let us know how we can improve our products and further help our customers in understanding our products. We received this urgent request from [...]
Meet Scott Steffen, chemist and quality assurance director. As you’ve probably gathered by now, every team member at Precision does so much more than just one job. We are all well-versed in several aspects of [...]
Today’s question comes from David: “I am wondering what validation protocols you would recommend for your test strip products. Is it necessary to perform positive and negative controls every time a strip is used or [...]
Meet Dr. Eva Hrbotická, our brilliant and insanely talented chemist. Eva has been developing test strips for Precision since 1995. Her research and development lab is located in Brno, in the Czech Republic. Eva is [...]
“I am testing for bitterness tasting, and I need to know what the difference is between Thiourea and Phenylthiourea (PTC) paper strips. Can you help?” -Artur Great question Artur. We get this question a lot, [...]
Around here, we love dogs, and many of us have at least one furry, four-legged friend at home, if not more. We all know our dogs are probably covered in bacteria, just like we are. [...]
Occasionally, we get customer inquiries that require us to do a little digging and experimenting. We love these questions! It teaches us more about our products and how they’re used. Here’s an example of a [...]