Chlorine is added to municipal water supplies to disinfect and kill germs. While low levels of chlorine in drinking water are considered safe, research shows there is potential for negative health effects. The EPA suggests there is a connection to increased chances of various types of cancer when drinking water contains chlorine at levels higher than 4 parts per million.

Our Chlorine Test Strips are designed to allow you to easily check the amount of chlorine in your water. When dipped in water, the strips will change color in seconds, revealing the approximate level of chlorine up to 10 parts per million.

Home dialysis users should regularly test their water for chlorine. Chlorinated water can also be dangerous to fish, aquatic animals, reptiles, and amphibians.

Chlorine Test Kit Includes:
• 20 strips foil wrapped in 2-strip packages
• Easy to read color chart to determine chlorine levels
• Detailed instruction guide

Iron is a naturally occurring element, which means it is normal to have trace amounts in your water.  Although iron is important for the health of your red blood cells, too much iron can cause abdominal and bowel pain, nausea, cramping, vomiting, and constipation. It is recommended that drinking water should contain less than 0.3 milligrams of iron per liter.  If your water is off-colored or has a metallic taste, you may want to check the iron levels.

Using Test Assured’s Iron Test Kits for Iron in Water, you’ll know how much iron is in your water in just a few minutes.  The kit allows you to quickly and accurately test your drinking water for iron. With the quick dissolving reagent tablet, there is no measuring or special equipment needed. Simply place the tablet in the vial with your sample, put the cap on and shake.  Then you dip the test strip in the solution for two seconds and shake it off.  Wait 60 seconds to compare the test strip to the color chart and you’ll know exactly how much iron is in your water.  The test contains enough supplies for you to perform four separate tests because regular testing is important

These tests are made for use in your home, office, school, or anywhere you want to test water quality.  They are portable, simple to perform, and yield immediate results without having to mail away samples.  They work with well water, municipal water, and even bottled water.

Iron Test Kit Features:

• Foil wrapped to preserve freshness and increase shelf life
• 4 strips in 2-strip packages
• Fast and accurate results in seconds
• Easy to read color chart to determine iron levels
• Includes detailed instruction guide
• Made in the USA

Hard water usually contains a high concentration of dissolved minerals. Calcium and magnesium are the most common minerals to cause hard water. While hard water can have some unpleasant characteristics such as odor or an off taste, it is not considered a health hazard. In fact, it is believed that the high concentration of calcium and magnesium can help people meet the necessary dietary requirements for these important minerals.

Despite the potential health benefits, hard water can become a nuisance. Mineral buildup can clog pipes and damage water using appliances. Hard water may leave a film on glass shower doors, tubs, shower walls, and sinks. It also affects the amount of soap and detergent needed for cleaning.

Whether you have well water or municipal water, our Water Hardness Test Strips will quickly show you the levels of calcium and magnesium in your water.

Water Hardness Test Kit Includes:

• 20 strips foil wrapped in 2-strip packages
• Easy to read color chart to determine hardness levels