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Colorimetric Measurement of Ammonium (NH<sub>4</sub><sup>+</sup>): A Comparison of HANNA and LaMotte Meters
Both meters were similarly accurate. The LaMotte meter is about 25% lower initial cost than the HANNA meter, but the HANNA meter has other advantages: lower cost and more available test kits, greater range, and ease of use.
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