Water Test Kits - Perfect for Home - Reliable & Fresh Result - Compare Different Water Sample - Suitable for Different Place - Digital TDS Meter - Lead, Copper, Total Dissolved & More

It's good product, I test it when it arrive and showing good result, to be honest I'm not chemist but I know the result is make sense for research and study. I was accept the false package and complained to the company, they're nicely response my complain and sent back the product again with no cost, I really appreciate it.

We just drilled our water well a month ago and this kit was very helpful in testing the water once the well was run in. Thanks for an outstanding and easy to use product. My dissolved solids were lower in the well than our city water!!! Whoo hoo.

Real quick review here- (will post picture's some later date). After, having an "Independent Lab" test water (at recommendation of a local plumbing company- as my municipality simply refused to do for me as other residents supposedly) that was coming out of a facet, in one "bathtub with jets" in my entire house! (That when hot water was turned on- everyone I have had at residence to look at this issue, eyes' and skin burnt, etc...!!!) Come to find out it was because of apparently relatively high(?) levels of "sulfur" coming out of this one fixture!I ordered this test kit, to kind of "double" check, if one will "work" done. Total Chlorine was on upper end of 3-ppm which IAW this test kit's "Water Test Result's Ranges-EPA Maximum Contaminate Level's" is supposed to be under 4-ppm. (Oddly, when "locals" tested water chlorine results, were in some cases significantly similar!) As I was informed and had forgotten- Chlorine is in fact a corrosive, was used as Chemical Munition during World One, and will in fact eat "gasket's as well as turn clothes stiff, etc... (Guess if on upper end of "legal" limit good way to keep folks in business, in perpetuity?????) Furthermore, Nitrate Nitrogen Tests x2 were within normal limits per this kit. Cooper, was not present, but PH was low at 3-5 IAW test strips, and hardness as well, was high at 6-grains or 100-ppm IAW this test kit. Alkalinity was at 40-ppm and Iron showed zero-per this test. I "botched" the lead / pesticide tests as could not work the included pipette due to issue my hands and/or bad instructions- only real complaint thus far with this kit! Also utilized the included TDS Meter 3 and showed "total dissolved solids" from this problematic fixture at approximately 34-ppm.This is all a mystery to myself, and apparently to others, as local plumbing company never contacted me again, and "Independent Lab" that was recommended, due to supposed legality issues,could tell me nothing about test results- and I am no chemist! Apparently, I am first in my area, this local plumbing company knew of to have this done- per their recommendations. Also, per this "Independent Lab" I filed a complaint with the US EPA or Environmental Protection Agency. Instead of the US EPA getting back with me, I was contacted by a "State Agency" I had contacted numerous times in past and never once heard a word from-odd that!?!Well, back to the sulfur issue. Per an article by LIVESTRONG.COM- titled "Health Effects of Sulfur in Water" by KAREN S. GARVIN dated Sept. 11, 2017 - sulfur "is more likely found in well water than in municipal water" supply! Furthermore, in summary, can cause diarrhea, especially in children, is "harmful to livestock and pets" can "turn copper and silver fixtures brown,” ruin clothing, and cause all the issue with my plumbing in this bathtub- like "black-whitish" slime growing in piping..... So this is simply an issue I cannot fix....nor probably any other home owner, with any guarantee, other than as those that can afford them, simply having a very "expensive" water filtration system placed on their entire home!!!!! (Another guaranteed local business and equipment sales "resolution"......??????)This is tragic, as I supposedly live in a Premier Area of Alabama, on the "highly" coveted Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay- or part of the South's- Southern Riviera! (Also, some other things maybe at play, such as "local" mining operations, which are in fact to some degree on the internet but finding out what and where is actually being mined and what is done with land afterwards is a "challenge" in and of itself......!!!)As far as I can tell this test kit, is in fact very accurate and gives highly comparable readings as to what I have had done by professional technicians- thus far! Sadly, does not test "sulfur" etc.... but perhaps might add at some point...... and hope fix the lead/pesticide test to make easier to utilize.....specifically those with "disabilities"????

I wanted some knowledge (and confidence) of the quality of my water after installing a new water heater. Everything was pretty simple to use and the directions were perfectly clear. I'll definitely order another test in the future.

The TDS meter is great. The boys and I had a lot of fun testing different perfectly clear waters. Rain water had the lowest TDS at 7, bottled water at 25, softened water at 235, city water at 450, and well water at 900. All looked like clear water. The test kit was fine except the lead and pesticide test did not register. The other test performed as expected but require following the directions. I found a less expensive test kit that has all the test I need a one strip which is much easier.

Regarding my first review I confused this product with one of the other two products I used at the same time.This product worked great! Was easy to use and instructions were very easy to follow. I highly recommend this product to any one who has concerns regarding their personnel water supply system.Steaven Druschel

Great to give no lab results in order to get a sense of water quality. If you have any concerns following this, get pro tests - this is a good annual test for well owners though.

The package was open and the TDS meter was missing. Since that's the main reason I ordered this particular kit, back it goes. I won't try again on this brand or seller.