Coolant test for acidity

Does anyone regularly test the acidic level of their coolant with PH strips?

I’m at 35k and 4 years and plan to change the coolant at 50k or 5 years (based on Car Care Nut’s recommendation) but I’m curious of the condition of the coolant today.

 

Just changed mine and I did the radiator and the passenger side engine drain. I've seen a few videos where the driver's side engine drain doesn't have much and is a pain to get to? I also attached a hose to the engine drain so that the coolant didn't splash all over the bottom side. Never believe Toyota/Lexus maintenance drain intervals for any fluid if you want to keep your vehicle for a long time. Car Care Nut also did a video on changing your coolant more often than 10 years. 10 years is plain silly.

 

My 2019 has 51k miles and will be flushed tomorrow when the oil is changed. I didn't ck the acidity, but in the original post lots off ppl were checking theirs and I don't remember anyone having a crazy high finding.

 

Not regularly but after CCN's video alarm bells went off because I have never changed the coolant in my 2015 2GR Camry at around 149k and she cools with the same pink stuff as the Tundra.
I tested and it was good but changed it out anyways. She was a road warrior doing 800 miles weekly at the time. I heard vehicles that are driven short distances or not warmed up to operating temp are more prone to acid buildup.