Season Spas UK3 in 1 - 50 Chlorine Test Strips for Swimming Pools Spas & Hot Tubs - Free Chlorine, pH & TA

Bought these after mixed reviews and wished I hadn't wasted my money. The colours on the stick were impossible to decifer. They all seemed to be similar shades of green which didn't match the colour chart when testing my hot tub water which left me with no idea of whether the water levels were safe. Used 5 strips, threw the rest away and went back to using Clearwater strips which are expensive but clear to use. Don't waste your money buying these looking for a cheaper alternative to Clearwater, sadly for me these were useless. Also rubbish packing, just in one foil wrapper with a bit of paper for the colour chart. I appreciate this is as the picture but strips very hard to separate and you need to put in something to keep dry. No nice tub like Clearwater. Very disappointed with my purchase and would not recommend.

Received fast. Arrive in mint condition. They are exactly what they say they are. (2 weeks later. I'm quite confused some colours I'm getting arnt even on the chart. Confused me that much had to empty spa and fill with fresh water. Am going to go buy bestways product instead.) Not happy really..

Season Spas UK 3 in 1 Chlorine Test Strips indicated (after multiple attempts) an issue with all levels in my spa yet day before all was good. Given the only thing to have changed in 24hours and the strip manufacturer I was a little suspicious so went out to Homebase and bought the usual clearway ones and to my surprise all the levels were ok. Do not waste your money - this product doesn't even deserve 1 star.

Agree with the review below. The 'Free chlorine' tester pad is the worst of the 3 by far as it consistently returns a negative result. Utter rubbish. Couldn't post this unless I checked a star rating, so it gets 1 just to warn you. Buyer beware.

does what it says

Great price and they work great

Very happy with product . Simple to use. With clear view of results of pool water.

Terrible inconsistent readings not fit for purpose