Alkaline Water (ph Test Kit) for Drinking Water Measures pH Level of Water More Accurately Than Test Strips pH Starter Kit Drops Easy to Use

Excellent kit for anything from swimming pools to water testing in a foundry.

Work well, For the price Is good and it works fast (speed). Easy to use and easy to read and understand.

First off, this is not a "test kit" per se. It is a dropper bottle of a pH test solution and you will need to provide your own "test tube" in which to conduct the tests... which is not a problem for me... just need to provide your own jigger-sized glass or plastic (clear, no color) to hold the recommended (2 tsp... 10ml) water sample. The tests are very easy to run and the results are instantaneous and unambiguous... as long as you only need to know the general pH of the water sample... gives it to you as pH 4.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, or 10.0... essentially acidic, neutral, or alkaline. Its obviously suitable for high-level testing of, e.g., well water but not suitable for things that require a more detailed value for pH, e.g., fish tanks and swimming pools. I have a well and water-treatment system in my home and, for me, this is perfect for testing to determine when the limestone media in my neutralization tank needs replacement. In that respect, it gives a quick, accurate, and visually-unambiguous result.

shows me just how good my water is. I even compared it with another test kit and both tests were good.

2 drops and you get an idea about the ph of your solution (unlike the digital ph meter which never seem to stabilize)

Wanted water acidity check just sort of guessing on the effect on water heater tank. My water turned blue which is away from acidic. There is no testing tube or such. I had to use white paper cup and measuring spoon. 2 tsp's and 3 drops.

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Does not work. Did 2drops in faucet water said it was blue. 8.0 dont waste your money

not working at all. please don't buy. Useless product. waste of money.

There were two directions to follow, one said 2 drops to water being tested and the other said 2 to 3 drops to 2 tsp of water. I did both and the color of the water didn’t match anything on the chart. There wasn’t a clear tube included in the package which ended up being a hassle.