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HOW TO USE
1.Collect Your Water sample
Wash your hands before starting. Open the foil pouch at the tear notch and remover all contents. The desiccant packet can be discarded. From the cold water tap , freshly draw a sample of water into a clean cup.
2.Prepare Your Water Sample for Testing
Pick up the dropper pipette. While tightly squeezing the bulb at the end of the pipette, dip the open end into your water sample. Release the bulb to extract a portion of the water sample intothe pipette.
Lift the pipette out of the water and hover it over the opening ot the small vial in upright position. Tightly squeeze the bulb again, transfeming the full pipette of water into the small vial. Use only one pipette -full of water.
3.Perform Test
With one hand, gently swirl the vial for severa seconds, then place the vial on aflat surface. Place the test trip into the vial with the arrows pointing. Allow the vial to sit undisturbed for 10 minutes onthe flat surface.
4.Read Test Results
Remove the test strip trom the vialand place on a flat surface with the arrows pointing to the left. Blue lines that indicate your test results will have now appeared on the test strip.
PACKAGING:
Option 1: Neutral packing
Option 2: Wancheng brand
Option 3: Neutral packing + your own labels
Option 4:Customized design packing
GB Philly Burbs
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
Was concerned about lead in the City of Riviera Beach water supply pipes, and my apartment buildings 1957 pipe solder.You are supposed to extract exactly 80 uL (very small amount) of sample water using a provided dropper. For the life of me I could not get the amount of water in the dropper to the 80 uL fill line. In repeating several times, I think I got air and water bubbles inside the dropper.When I finally thought I had it at the 80 uL line, I squeezed out the water to mix with the test powder (could not see any) in the provided vial, let stand for 1 minute, then sucked it up with the now empty dropper. Very little came back up into the dropper. I squeezed out what I had into the test strip, but clearly not enough and now the test has begun. I picked up some more water and added that to the vial, mixed for a minute, then squeezed out into the test strip hole. At that point I could see the test strip slowly get wet. After 5 minutes the lead line (C) appeared strongly, but the T line was barely visibleDoes that mean there is lead in our water (barely visible T line indicates borderline / 6-9 ppb) or I screwed up the test, or the test was defective because there was no powder in the test vial? Only way to find out is buy a different test and repeat.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024
Invalid result. Wasted my $
Jessica E
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2024
Kit should come w more than one test
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