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    Default Re: Interesting CC test result

    I, as well as others have noticed this before. There have been several threads on this in the past, one relatively recently. You are correct, you still have "0" CC's. I believe someone (Evan maybe?) mentioned at one time that he thought the reagent (R0871) was breaking down causing the the CC to become noticeable.

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    Default Re: Interesting CC test result

    The CC test should be read immediately. If you add the potasium iodide reagent and no pink color develops there is no CC. If a pink color develops titrate until the sample turns clear. It is normal for a pink color to develop on standing. Same for the DPD test (comparator). Once the third reagent is added the test needs to be read immediately. Hope this clears this up.
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