pHion Diagnostic pH Test Strips
Find out if an over-acid condition in your body is weakening
your bones and creating chronic disease. This information is taken
from the manufacturer's site.

Super Sensitive and accurate
- Wide range - 4.5 - 9.0
- Easier to read than ph paper
- Economical
- No Mess
- Tests urine or saliva
- Practitioner preferred
Don't trust your body to just any chemical lab litmus pH
paper.
PH Strips are unlike most pH test strips
on the market. Due to the narrow range in pH of these bodily fluids (generally
5.8 to 7.6) it is imperative that a pH test strip give a clear indication in
small pH unit increments. Ours do. Our test strips give an indication
in .25 pH unit increments, and test a range of 4.5 to 9.0. Throw away
the pH paper , and pick up the pH Stix.
Compare pH Strips with standard from rolls.
Paper tends to bleed when it gets wet, making the determination of the
correct color quite a challenge. pH Stix are different- the reagent is
affixed to a plastic strip. No paper, no bleeding, no mess; easy testing.
pH Stix - the clear choice.
This is what Dr. Ted Baroody, author of Alkalize
or Die has to say about pH Strips: " I get
hundreds of calls for pH testing materials. pH testing is very complex.
There are individual pH testing substances for everything, but they
are very expensive. This particular strip is reasonably priced
too. I have looked a long time and through many companies to find these
quality pH strips. My experience with litmus pH paper strips has
not been good. I do not recommend them."
SALIVA: Take a saliva reading before and after meals.
The alkaline levels of your saliva should be greater after meals because
there is an abundance of alkaline-rich minerals in saliva. Then test your
saliva 60 minutes after a meal. If the pH level is lower than 6.75,
then your alkaline mineral reserves are low.
URINE: For best test results, test your second urination
in the morning. You will likely see urine pH become more alkaline
as the day progresses. Test frequently during the day, and determine an
average.
Bottle of 90 sticks -
Phion pH Strips - Price: $16.00 including shipping

More Information from the Manufacturer
Is your body pH balanced? Find out by testing!
You get your cholesterol tested. You get your blood pressure tested.
Now you can test your pH — easily, accurately, and within the
comfort of your own home!
Just like your cholesterol and blood pressure, your pH
says a lot about the state of your health. It tells you how acidic or
alkaline your tissues and fluids are — and that affects all aspects
of your well-being.
How? All kinds of ways. If you are overly acidic, you
may feel low energy…find it difficult to lose weight…experience
poor digestion…suffer from aches and pains…and even fall
victim to more serious disorders. In fact, since acid is naturally corrosive
and inflammatory, it irritates the organs it comes in contact with.1
That’s why too much acid can contribute to the demineralization
of your bones, teeth, and joints, and have a negative impact on your
urinary and gastro-intestinal tracts.
Plus, an acidic environment makes the perfect breeding
ground for microforms, which can further compromise your health.
Measuring pH
The pH scale goes from 0-14, where 0 is very acidic (think battery acid)
and 14 is very alkaline (think lye).
In general, the pH of the human body should be slightly
alkaline — about 7.4 
A pH reading in the Optimal Zone tells you that your insides
are happy, while a pH reading in the Danger Zone may mean you’re
putting yourself at risk for serious disorders. Even a slight pH imbalance
can make you feel tired, cause you to gain weight, give you trouble
digesting food, and create aches and pains in your body.
Most parts of the body have a pH range they can tolerate.
The skin can vary from 4.5 to 7.0, for example. Stomach acid ranges
from 1.0 to 3.0. And pancreatic secretions go from 8.0 to 8.3.14 But
the blood is not so flexible. It has a very narrow pH range: 7.365 to
7.45.
If the pH of your blood goes outside that range even just
a little, wham, the functioning of your organs is compromised. If the
pH of your blood strays too far from that acceptable range for too long,
your body will go into shock…then coma…then death.
That kind of severe metabolic acidosis is rare; however,
mild acidosis is now thought to be strikingly common — affecting
at least half of the population.
One point makes a world of difference
pH doesn’t work like regular numbers do, where 6.0 is “one
point less” than 7.0. It works logarithmically, just like the
Richter scale for earthquakes.
That means for each point you drop away from the ideal of 7.0, you’re
actually experiencing a 10-fold decrease in your pH! For example, someone
with a pH of 6.0 is ten times more acidic than someone with a pH of
7.0. Someone with a pH of 5.0 is 100 times more acidic than someone
with a pH of 7.
Fortunately, pHion Diagnostic pH Test Strips provide
an easy, accurate, and affordable way to find out exactly where you
stand.
Your urine and saliva hold the key to your health
How do you measure what’s going on inside of your body? By analyzing
what it’s secreting: urine and saliva.
Thanks to the kidneys, the body is constantly trying
to get rid of excess acids through the urine, which can range in pH
anywhere from 4.5 to 8.5.
The pH of your urine is a good reflection of the pH of
your internal environment.
If your urine tests high in acids (below 6.75), then
you know your body is high in acids too. (Not good!) If your urine tests
low in acids (above 6.75), then your stores of alkaline minerals are
doing a good job of buffering the acids in your body.
Another way to find out the overall pH balance (or imbalance)
of your body is to test the pH of your saliva. Saliva pH can range anywhere
from 5.5 to 7.5 or more. If you have enough alkaline minerals, your
saliva test should register a nice 7.0 to 7.5. But if your mineral reserves
are too low, the acids will overwhelm your system, and you’ll
test under7.0.
Some people even test as low as 4.5 - 5.75, which is
not where you want your pH to be. In fact, if your pH tests that low,
we recommend you take immediate action to correct this acidity. Remember,
because the pH scale works like the Richter scale - i.e. logarithmically
- a pH of 5.0 is 100 times too acidic!
Don’t trust your body to
regular litmus paper
If you care enough about your body to test your pH, then please, do
it the right way. Litmus paper (you know, the kind that comes in a roll)
won’t give you a truly accurate pH reading because it bleeds when
it gets wet, which makes it quite a challenge to determine the color.
pHion Diagnostic pH Test Strips are unlike most pH papers or test strips
available
1. They are made and calibrated specifically to test urine or saliva.
2. Because the reagent (the stuff that changes color) is affixed to
a plastic strip, there’s no paper, no bleeding, and no mess. In
fact, pHion Diagnostic pH Test Strips are the only test strips on the
market that can pass through a urine stream without having the reagent
bleed, making them exceptionally easy to read.
3. They have a single pad indicator that uses one square combining two
different pH reagents. The first reagent is more sensitive to higher
pH ranges (6.75 - 9.0) and the second reagent is more sensitive to lower
pH ranges (4.5 - 7.25). This combination gives you an ideal reading
of your pH level.
Simply put, our single pad pH strips measure a wider pH range more accurately.
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