Yes, check Presque Isle
http://shop.piwine.com/shopsite/prwc/index.html
They have some very nice, high quality, science lab grade kits. They are
not cheap but they are excellent. I have one that ran about $100 and am
very pleased. In using it with the instructions they sent I was, for the
first time, able to detect the color changes in titrating red wines.

Ray

"Fishhead" > wrote in message
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>I normally tag my wine supply orders with my beer supplies. (I make more
>beer then wine)
>
> I have bought 2 different acid kits from different suppliers.
>
> These seem cheap and hard to work with.
>
> I ran across this website, which I have never bought anything from.
>
> Any comments on the better acid test kit they have listed?
>
> http://www.beer-wine.com/category_pa...11&sectionID=2
>
> Acidometer Acid Test Kit
> Measures both acid level and free SO2 (with optional SO2 solution).
> Includes calibrated 20 ml glass test tube and stand, blue indicator
> solution and litmus papers. Gives direct reading in grams tartaric/lite.
> Vinoferm SO2 Solution can be used with the Acidometer test kit to measure
> SO2 in wine.
>
>
> Acidometer
> SKU: EQP6030, Ship Wt: 2 lb. $19.95 QTY: Vinoferm SO2 Solution
> SKU: EQP6032, Ship Wt: 1 lb. $10.50 QTY: