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Right strip is what you’re looking for when it’s ready
it will become more alkaline, darken in color..

the left strip is from the fresh urine demonstrating the increase in alkalinity when properly fermented

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What is great about this claim is that we can falsefy this ourselves with simple ph paper.

pH paper is a rapid, manual tool used to estimate the acidity or alkalinity of a liquid, typically measuring a range from 0 to 14. It changes color based on the concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution—turning red/orange for acids, yellow/green for neutral, and blue/violet for bases—which is then compared to a color chart to determine the pH value.

Key Aspects of pH Paper:
How it Works: The paper is treated with a combination of pH indicators (weak acids or bases) that change color when they react with the ions in the solution.

The pH Scale:
0–<7: Acidic (Red, Orange, Yellow).
7: Neutral (Green).
>7–14: Basic/Alkaline (Blue, Indigo, Violet).

Usage: A strip is dipped into the liquid, and the resulting color is matched against a provided chart.

Accuracy and Limitations:
Subjectivity: pH paper is less precise than a digital pH meter because it relies on the user's interpretation of colors.

Limitations: It can be less accurate in heavily buffered or weak solutions.

Best Practice: Readings should be taken immediately while the paper is still wet, as colors can change upon drying.