10-in-1 Drinking Water Test Kit by Baldwin Meadows - Water Quality Test for Well Water & Tap Water - IMPROVED SENSITIVITY detects low level ranges for Lead, Fluoride, Iron & Copper + MORE! 100 Count
Brand: Baldwin Meadows

Baldwin Meadows has developed a way to test the water with an easy to use at-home water analysis test kit. Our 10-in-1 water testing strips help determine the quality of your water using the following parameters: Total Alkalinity pH Total Hardness Iron Copper Lead Nitrite Nitrate Residual Chlorine Fluoride What is in your drinking water? According to the EPA, 41 states have reported higher than acceptable levels of lead in drinking water. A 2016 Harvard study found industrial chemicals and pollutants linked with cancer, hormone disruption and other health problems in the drinking water of 33 states. Health problems associated with contaminated well water and municipal water: Cancer Reproductive Problems Neurological Disorders (particularly children, pregnant women, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems) Gastrointestinal Illness Many more chronic diseases

10 PARAMETERS in 1 STRIP: Water testing for Total Alkalinity, pH, Total Hardness, Iron, Lead, Copper, Nitrite, Nitrate, Chlorine & Fluoride
EASY & INSTANT: Simply dip the strip in water to test water quality. Results are determined in seconds. Easy to read Color Chart with EPA Maximum Contaminant Levels + an Extra Color Chart Included - Perfect for Classroom and School Science Projects.
ACCURATE: Reliably identify harmful contaminants in your drinking water. No lab testing required.
IMPROVED SENSITIVITY: New Low Level Detection ranges for Lead (Measured in PPB), Fluoride, Iron & Copper.
CUSTOMER SUPPORT: 24/7 Customer Support is available to help determine your results.

Manufacturer: Baldwin Meadows
Part Number: 9 Parameter
Item Weight: 3.2 ounces
Package Dimensions: 5.7 x 2.1 x 2.1 inches
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Package Quantity: 100
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: August 24, 2017