Pre-Calibrate pH Sensors. It’s a No-Brainer

Field calibrations are subject to buffer temperature change, buffer contamination, and time.
Correcting Coaxial Cables for pH Sensors

Any damage or electrical interference to coaxial cables will cause the sensors to appear to drift or prematurely fail.
How Can a Toothbrush Make Your pH Measurement More Reliable

If you’re not using inductive technology for dental hygiene, it’s possible you’re using it for other portable device charging.
Does the p in pH Stand for Pain?

You do have a choice to alleviate your pain, whether acute or latent. Relief can be found through Memosens.