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The Only Test Kit To Test For 10 Different Contaminants

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Tests Can Be Completed
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Results From Bacteria Test In 48 Hours.

It used to be complicated and expensive to test your water. Now it is neither. The Drinking Water Test Kit is a quick, convenient, and affordable way to check the water you use for drinking, cooking, brushing your teeth, and everything else in your home.

One kit tests for bacteria, lead, pesticides,
nitrates, nitrites, chlorine, chloride, hydrogen sulfide, pH, and hardness --
water quality issues that are important for everyone to know.

You cannot see, smell or taste most contaminants, but if they are in your water, the potential dangers to your health are staggering.

Find out if your water has harmful levels of these common contaminants:

Lead is a highly toxic substance that can leach into water from pipes and fixtures, or from natural sources. Millions of pounds of pesticides and nitrates are released into the environment each year. If these pollutants are in your water, it may be a health hazard. And if there are children in the household, the risks become even more serious.

Many types of potentially lethal bacteria, including E.coli, can be found in drinking water.
E.COLI BACTERIA
THE MOST LIKELY SOURCE OF ACUTE WATER-BORNE DISEASE
Bacteria and other potentially dangerous microbes
commonly found in our environment, should not be
present in our drinking water.
Thousands of cases of bacterial illness occur every
year, many of them fatal.

Many strains of bacteria are not toxic, but some can
cause very serious illness. Even mild cases can result
in diarrhea, vomiting, cramps, and other
gastrointestinal symptoms. Young children and those
with weaker immunity are more likely to be affected.
Since contaminated water may not taste or smell bad,
most cases of water-borne disease are not likely to be
identified as such.

• Lead: (world's only Ten Minute test for lead)
Many homes and buildings have pipes and plumbing fixtures that contain lead. Lead can leach from pipes into household water, making its plumbing a major source of water contamination and a potential source of toxic lead poisoning. Lead is so toxic that even very low levels may be dangerous.

Lead consumption and poisoning has been linked to many serious illnesses, especially in young children lead can harm mental and physical development and may cause brain abnormalities, kidney damage and hypertension. As with other water contaminants, the risk of lead damage are much greater for children than for adults. Families should be particularly concerned about the health of the water supply.

Consumers should test lead levels at each faucet in the home, especially if the plumbing fixtures could be from the 1980's or older.

Chronic exposure to low levels of lead can result in learning disabilities, muscle and bone disorders and kidney damage in children under six. In the U.S., about 900,000 children aged one to five years old have a blood lead level exceeding the level of concern.

• Pesticides:
  Pesticides are deadly chemicals used to eliminate weeds, insects and other harmful elements in crops. Their pervasive use, however, has produced its own harm. Now it is not uncommon to find pesticide contamination in our drinking water.
  
  Atrazine and Simazine are the two of the pesticides most commonly found to contaminate drinking water. More than 60 million pounds of these two chemicals are introduced into the environment each year as herbicides, and left to potentially leak into the soil, ground water and the lakes and rivers that are drinking water sources. They are so toxic that the EPA-mandated maximum level is equivalent to less than one drop in a swimming pool.
  
  • Chloride.
  Tests for salt content in your water supply
  

  Hydrogen Sulfide
  Hydrogen Sulfide is a flammable, poisonous gas that sometimes have a characteristic rotten egg smell. Hydrogen Sulfide is evolved from numerous environmental sources such as bacterial decomposition of vegetable and animal material. A MUST test for anyone especially if you have well water.
  

• Nitrates/Nitrites:
  When animal and human wastes or field fertilizers come into contact with water, they show up as nitrates and nitrites. Both are serious contaminants because they affect the very core of human life - birth - and the development of your life.
  
  A syndrome called blue-baby is caused by a too high concentration of nitrates in drinking water. The young are especially susceptible. In the worst cases, it produces shortness of breath, which increases susceptibility to illness and can cause heart attacks or even death.
  
  You cannot see nitrates and nitrites in water. You must test them. The National Pesticide Survey tested 1,349 community and domestic wells in every state. Nitrates were detected in some 57% of domestic well and 52% of community wells.
  
  
• Chlorine:
  The consumption of Chlorine in very small amounts most likely will not cause you serious harm. However, there are by-products, including chloroform, that chlorine produces when mixed with organic matter.
  
  Studies have found that regular drinking of tap water with high levels of Chlorine by products increases the risk of some forms of cancer.
  
  
• pH:
  If the acidity of your water is too high, corrosion can leach out lead from pipes as well as damage your water supply system and water heater.
  
  
• Hardness:
  Water hardness is primarily caused by calcium and magnesium compounds. These chemicals are not easily detected, but the numerous negative effects can be unpleasant and costly.
  
  Hard water causes scaling in pots and pans and prevents soap from lathering. Calcium and magnesium build-up may eventually damage plumbing and water heaters.
  

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