Saliva pH Experiment
First, let us start by saying this experiment is meant to be a fun way for kids to learn about acids and bases. Precision Laboratories products are not approved for use as medical devices. Products [...]
When Should You Test Wine pH?
Beginners in the wine-making field have a lot to learn when it comes to creating the perfect batch of wine. Your path will start with trial and error, learning the brewing process, ingredients and flavors, [...]
Science Experiment: Soap and Shampoo pH
Today, we’re going to perform an experiment comparing the pH of soap and shampoo using various brands. We want to find out which soap and shampoo is the gentlest, if shampoo is gentler than soap, [...]
What Is Your Kombucha pH Telling You?
A while back, Cultures for Health did a Tech Talk blog post for us about how kombucha is made. We asked them to give us some insight on this popular drink because in recent years, [...]
Universal pH Indicator
We manufacture several different pH strips, including a Universal pH test paper. This is a product we have been manufacturing for a long time now, and the chemistry is pretty interesting. In our past post, [...]
Coffee, Coffee, Coffee
We. Love. Coffee. Coffee, coffee, coffee. This blog post wouldn’t exist without this morning’s first, and maybe second, cup of coffee. Our office Keurig is a constantly flowing vehicle for happiness and productivity. So, after [...]
Holiday pH Paper Test
Keeping up with the holiday theme, today we’re going to use our Universal pH test paper to test household products that will give us red and green test results. This is going to be a [...]
EPA Science Experiment: Measuring Soil pH
The EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) is a great educational resource that not everyone is aware of, so we like to share some of their experiments and informative web pages whenever possible. They have some [...]
Neutral pH: Does Water Have a Taste?
When you look at any example of the pH scale, you see that water has a neutral pH of 7. You’ll also see example of acidic substances, like lemon juice, orange juice, and tomato juice, [...]
EPA Science Experiment: Observing Buffer in Lakes, Ponds, and Streams
The EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) is a great educational resource that not everyone is aware of, so we like to share some of their experiments and informative web pages whenever possible. They have some [...]