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- 【ULTRA HIGH SENSITIVITY】 Our lead water test kit exceeds industry standards, detecting dissolved lead in water at levels well below the international standard of 10.0 ppb (parts-per-billion).
- 【SIMPLE AT-HOME LEAD TESTING KIT】 AAwipes' user-friendly disposable test strips deliver rapid results in just 15 minutes, allowing you to easily monitor your water quality at home.
- 【PRECISION TECHNOLOGY】 Developed with advanced methods for precise lead detection, ensuring dependable and trustworthy results every time.
- 【PROTECT YOUR LOVED ONES】 Lead is tasteless and odorless, yet it poses severe health risks including neurological damage and abnormal brain development. Safeguard your family's health with our reliable lead testing kit for water.
- 【COMPLETE PACKAGE】 Each kit includes 2 lead test kits, 2 sample vials, 2 dropper pipettes, and easy-to-follow instructions for hassle-free testing.
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Results were produced in the time as advertised, and it seems like we don't have any issues in our water. I don't have any particular way to confirm these results from another source, but we don't have any health issues related to lead exposure so it seems like it works.
Very easy to use. Great price and easy instructions.
My child’s doctor informed us of elevated lead levels in their blood, which prompted us to investigate our home environment. This test kit was easy to use and provided quick results, helping us pinpoint the source of the problem. The instructions were simple to follow, and the entire process took just 15 minutes. It gave us peace of mind and clear next steps to address the issue. A great product for anyone concerned about lead in their drinking water
I have been worried that the water in my home does not meet the standard, but I bought this test paper, and I will insist on testing the water quality in my home every once in a while
Got a positive result but I'm skeptical. Previous results (a while ago) were neagtive, and in theory, there shouldn't be any lead present. However, I won't be ignoring this and so the bottom line is, I'm now doing a much more thorough, and expensive, test to see if this is a legit result. I will update the review accordingly. Be prepared that this is a quick and cheap test that you will have to confirm another way if you get a positive result.
I got this because I live in an old house. I wanted to find out if my water has lead in it. I ran the test according to the directions and then read the results. It's fairly straightforward and easy to do and the good news is that according to the test my water is OK. I'm not going to say it's as accurate as a real "send it off to the lab" test, but it should give you a general idea of the lead content in your water.
I accidentally messed up the first test because I tried to do it with a little one around and didn't see the second step of mixing it with the little vile. The second one I am not 100 percent sure but I think it's positive for lead and that would actually make a lot of sense because of some behavioral problems my kids have been having. The test are cheap and effective. You simply can't rely on the water company to be on top of things like this. I have city water! I do wish that the test was two…
I can't be 100% certain this was a false positive reading for lead, but it's unlikely that we have lead and subsequent tests from other brands have tested negative for lower levels, so I don't have a lot of faith in the accuracy. The instructions leave a little to be desired; they say to measure a precise amount of water using the provided pipette, but it's unclear where the correct volume marking is on the pipette.
This was ultimately about as easy to use as an at home COVID test, so pretty easy, and that is nothing to sneeze at.I haven't been able to corroborate it's accuracy, and that is largely due to it allowing the detection of single digit PPB (Parts Per Billion) amounts of dissolved Lead. I got a second test to check the results...the other test I bought was only sensitive in the PPM (Parts Per Million) range. They sound the same, but what that really means is that this rest is like 1,000 times a…
