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Testing your private well's water quality on a regular basis is important for healthy living. The test results will help you decide the next course of action required to safe guard your health.
The quality of a water source may change over time, even suddenly. Changes can go unnoticed as the water may look, smell, and taste the same. Climatic changes, neighboring industries, nearby harmful waste dumping sites etc. may affect ground water quality

The main concern is the damage that is caused, not immediately, but over a long period, like fluoride in water may not be harmful immediate but cause irreparable damage in the long run.  
Also, certain chemical contaminants in a water source can cause long term health problems that take years to develop.
Frequent water testing will identify unsafe water and ensure that the treatment system is treating the water to a satisfactory level.

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First Alert Drinking Water Test Kit

 This First Alert Drinking Water Test Kit contains everything you need to find out simply and accurately if your water contains unsafe or undesirable levels of 8 common contaminants.
Bacteria in water
Lead in water
Pesticides in water
Nitrates or nitrites in water
Chlorine in water
Hardness of water
pH levels of water





Water Test Kit Offers:

 Immediate results, no waiting for lab analysis
No extra fees
Tests of water quality to EPA standards
First Alert Drinking Water Test Kit
Product description

 The First Alert Drinking Water Test Kit tests for elements in your drinking water system that can lead to serious health problems. It tests and provides immediate results for:

  •  Bacteria--Strains of E. coli can cause serious illness or death. 
  • Lead--Causes developmental harm, neurological damage, and kidney damage. 
  • Pesticides--From agricultural uses, linked to increased cancer rates. 
  • Nitrates/nitrites--From fertilizers and animal waste, causes developmental problems. 
  • Chlorine--By-products can increase cancer risk and cause bad taste and odor. 
  • Hardness--Causes lime scale and higher detergent use. 
  • pH--Can cause heavy metal (such as lead) leaching and plumbing damage. 
  • The Water Test Kit tests to EPA standards. 
The kit includes all testing materials; no further lab work is required for results
  1. --Bree NorlanderWhat's in the Box One bacteria test vial, 
  2. one lead/pesticide test packet one nitrate/nitrite test packet, 
  3. one pH/hardness/chlorine test packet, and
  4. user's manual
Drinking water test kit
  • Tests for bacteria, lead, pesticides, nitrites/nitrates, chlorine, hardness, and pH
  • Kit includes all test materials
  • No laboratory testing necessary
  • Tests to EPA standards

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Useful tests kits are available to help determine the health and safety of your water source. Private well water should be tested at frequent intervals. Drinking water supplies obtained from shallow wells and surface water sources should be tested more frequently (i.e. seasonally), as they are more susceptible to contamination.

 In case of abnormal results it is safe to get it tested at a certified laboratory.
Your local health department can assist in selecting tests important for assessing your drinking water.
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