Lead Iron Copper and Mercury - Home Water Test Kit for Well Tap and Drinking Water | Fast & Accurate Quality Testing to EPA Standards | Easy to Use and Sensitive Tester Strips Made in USA

Test showed that my tap and filtered water has acceptable levels of all 4 of these heavy metals. My water filter (aquagear) seems to remove Cu. Only had 1 test for Pb so only tested the tap water and assumed the filtered water Pb levels would be at or lower than tap. Likes: fast and easy to use, 2 tests for copper (Cu), iron (Fe), and mercury (Hg). Dislikes: only 1 test for lead (Pb), chlorine interferes with Hg by imparting a blue/green color making reading Hg difficult to impossible. Chlorine will evaporate over time so one work around is to let the water sit for 24 hours before testing.

Worked well, easy to use, appears to be accurate. I took away one star because there are 2 tests for each metal (Iron, copper, mercury) but only one for lead. What's up with that? Supposed to test your drinking water once a year. Next year I can test 3 metals, but I can't test for lead.

I used this kit to test my tap water for lead and mercury primarily. The directions were easy to follow. The results were easy to read and it only took a few minutes. I liked that there were two tests available in the event I made an error, spilled the packets of powder or whatever. Three would be even better. There was only one test paper for lead. An additional test strip would have allowed me to confirm that I had followed instructions accurately if the results were inconclusive. Thank you - I will use this again if I feel the need to evaluate my tap water. SD

The copper and mercury litmus style color test was easy to set up but, if you had a reading over 0ppm, it was hard to judge an accurate range. This was especially true for the mercury. The color tone for 0ppm was a pale gold and the next color level at 0.002ppm was VERY minimally darker. Unfortunately, that first level would then place the mercury content at the max for USEPA contamination of drinking water. That's a problem, no room for error. The copper test was more forgiving. The color change was more apparent if you reach the max USEPA level for this metal. To be fair, if I were using this kit on a regular basis I might be better at judging the different ranges. In general, I would probably give this another try since my main concerns are lead & copper contamination.

We've just move here in our new house and my kids are complaining about their upset stomach. I've suspected that the tap water is the main culprit. I've tested our water with this tester kit and it just confirmed my assumptions. Our water has traces of lead and mercury! I'm so disappointed with this discovery but I'm really thankful for this product! It gives accurate results and the instructions are very easy to follow! I've got the results after a couple of minutes!

In the photo you can see that the window that is supposed to be the viewing window (flipped in the other direction to read results) is not colored, but the areas around the window (which you would not see when viewing correctly flipped the other directly) is bright pink. No idea what this result means. The light window would make me think low copper but when I turned the strip around and saw the bright pink corner it made me th ink high levels of copper? Very unclear, not useful. I use testing kits with my aquarium so I am familiar with proper technique. This product simply did not work as intended, maybe I got a dud. Disappointing for the high price considering I’ve paid this much for testing kits that provide months worth of extremely accurate testing supplies.

This test was just as described and well packaged. The instruction guide was very clear, and easy to understand, making the test simple and straight forward. My wife and I completed all 4 tests and had all of our results in about 15 minutes. We already knew what to expect from our water, but this helped us to confirm our suspicion. I’d recommend this test!

The kit was very easy to use. I was able to test my filtered tap water and unfiltered tap for all tests except lead (there was only one test kit for lead). It appears our tap water is fine according to the results. I am not sure how accurate the results were. We did get our water tested by a water specialist prior to getting an RO system installed. The specified minerals were not tested but it was shared with us that our water is “very hard water” with “little chlorine”. So we will decide on a water softener system later as it is not within our budget. So, as for the kit, easy to use but unsure about accuracy of results.