Just keep in mind that you don't need to test it during fermentation, only when you think that fermentation may be over. I don't bother to test before 10 days, and only then if I need to know where it's at with regard to taking some kind of action like racking to secondary. Otherwise you're better off leaving it alone until you're ready to do something with it.
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