- Get professional lab results in your own home
- Find out if you have hard water and learn your water’s pH balance
- Detect dangerous amounts of chlorine and test for presence of bacteria
- Reveal the presence of deadly toxins (from pesticides or fertilizers)
- Compare your results with EPA recommended levels
Product Description
This WaterSafe kit identifies harmful levels of bacteria and lead in your water. Watersafe test kits are easy-to-use and produce results on the spot. Tests bring the accuracy of laboratory procedures into any home or business.
Contains two one-step water testing kits: Lead kit can detect dissolved lead at levels below the EPA Action level of 15 parts per billion (ppb); bacteria kit can detect the presence of Coliform Bacteria in your water. Get results in only 10 minutes with easy to follow directions and no mixing or measuring…. More >>
#1 by Ruby C. Thomas-wadhwa on November 26, 2008 - 5:24 pm
Not really sure if the Lead test is very accurate since the sample its taking is sooo small.
(less than a milliliter). But i’m no scientist. All the other parts of the test are great. Test instructions are great and easy to use.
#2 by Katie Grace Randall on November 26, 2008 - 8:23 pm
This product was very helpful in finding out what was in the water. It was used for a school project and the results showed what we were studying.
#3 by Nicolette on November 26, 2008 - 11:04 pm
I bought this to make sure the filter I bought for the kitchen sink was really working. The tests were basically easy I just would have preferred a kit that can be used to test several subjects rather then a one time use in one area. It served it’s purpose for testing the water from the filtered kitchen sink.
#4 by A. Barrom on November 27, 2008 - 12:32 am
This product, which I purchased Oct 28, 2009, EXPIRED August 2005 (more than 4 years ago). The research I’ve done on expiration dates for ‘water test kits’ indicate that they should be used within a year after expiration – but never more than two. Additionally, if the product wasn’t stored properly, it wouldn’t be able to give accurate results when used for a test taken within its vaid period.
Amazon, please tell me how to return this product for my refund. Thank You. Allen
#5 by sq228mq5 on November 27, 2008 - 3:10 am
We used this to test the water in our vacation cabin. The test was simple and easy to use. The kids loved ‘helping’ me do the testing. The cold water tested positive for E. coli. The hot water tested negative. All the other components of the test were within normal bounds. We shock chlorinated the place in response.