Water Testing Kit, WaterSafeŽ On Sale $19.95

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8 Different Water Tests in One Complete, Easy to Use Kit.
Fast, near instant results! (single use)

Do you really know what is in your water?

The truth is, most of don't. Despite modern water treatment facilities, water remains an all too common source of illnesses. Maybe your city just had its water tested and it passed. But what if the problem is in the pipes in your home. It wouldn't matter what quality your city water is if your pipes are bad.

Now you can test your own water at home quickly and easily. In about 10 minutes, you'll know on the spot about the quality of your drinking water.

WatersafeŽ Testing Kit INDENTIFIES harmful levels of 8 different common contaminants in water:

• Bacteria
• Lead
• Pesticides
• Nitrates
• Nitrites
• Chlorine
• pH level
• Water Hardness.

Contaminants Tested For:	Receive Results In	EPA Maximum Contaminant Levels for Guideline Standards
Lead	10 minutes	Below 15 ppb
Pesticides	10 minutes	Below 3 ppb (Atrazine)
	10 minutes	Below 4 ppb (Simazine)
Total Nitrate/Nitrite	1 minute	Below 1.0 ppm
Nitrite	1 minute	Below 10.0 ppm
Total Chlorine	15 seconds	Below 4 ppm
pH	15 seconds	6.5 to 8.5
E.Coli Bacteria	48 hours	None
Total Hardness	15 seconds	50 ppm or less

Recommended by Health Magazine, Watersafe test kits are accurate, easy-to-use and produce results on the spot. The WaterSafe "one-step test kit" can detect dissolved lead at levels below the EPA Action level of 15 parts per billion (ppb).

Play it safe, don't leave your family's good health to chance--Test it! Also excellent for traveling (serveral kits can easily be combined to about the size of a mans wallet) or for pre-season testing of your favorite water filter. Made in the USA.

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You cannot see, smell, or taste most contaminants, but if they are in your water, the potential danger to your health is staggering. Learn more about Bacteria, Lead, Pesticides, Nitrates and Nitrites, Chlorine, Hardness, and pH level below.

Bacteria
THE MOST LIKELY SOURCE OF ACUTE WATER-BORNE DISEASE - E. coli Bacteria and other potentially dangerous microbes are commonly found in our environment, but they 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. The presence of bacteria in drinking water indicates that treatment methods are not working properly and are not adequate to remove all viable microbes. When treatment fails, drinking water may become potentially toxic. Community water systems take steps to disinfect drinking water, but they may not become aware of problems until it's too late. This bacteria was first recognized as a cause of illness in 1982.