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This Water pH Test Kit uses a colourmetric reagent specifically designed to test the pH of water accurately. Unlike pH test strips, which often aren't reliable for water testing, this kit gives you consistent readings similar to an electronic pH tester. Simple to use and easy to read, the kit includes reagent solution, a measuring container, and a colour chart.
Just add four drops to 30ml of water, wait three minutes, and compare the colour to the chart. It is a convenient, inexpensive method to test the pH of water. It is ideal for testing tap water or verifying that your alkaline water filter is working correctly.
Suitable for anyone wanting to test their drinking water pH at home. It's particularly useful if you have an alkaline water filter and want to verify it's producing water at the expected pH level, or if you're simply curious about the acidity or alkalinity of your tap water. Perfect for those concerned about the pH of the water they drink.
Many people try using pH test strips for testing urine and saliva to test their drinking water, but this leads to inaccurate results. These test strips are designed for bodily fluids like urine and saliva, not for water. The chemistry differs significantly, and strips simply don’t give reliable readings for water pH.
This colourmetric reagent is formulated specifically for water testing. It reacts with the minerals and compounds in water to produce an accurate colour change that corresponds to the pH level. Apart from investing in a pH meter, this is the only method that delivers dependable results for testing drinking water at home.
Knowing your water's pH helps you understand what you're drinking. Tap water can vary in pH depending on your location and local water treatment processes. Some areas have naturally more acidic water, while others have water with a more alkaline pH. Drinking water is normally pH balanced at the treatment works to increase or decrease water pH.
If you're using an alkaline water filter, testing regularly confirms it's producing water at the alkalinity level you expect. Filters can lose effectiveness over time, and testing helps you know when it might be time to replace filter cartridges.
For those following an alkaline lifestyle, ensuring your drinking water supports your wellness routine matters. This test kit removes the guesswork and gives you concrete information about what you're consuming.
Neutral water has a pH of 7. Water below 7 is acidic, while water above 7 is alkaline. Typical pH of tap water in the UK is in the range of 7.5 to 8.0. Alkaline water typically ranges from 8 to 9.5, though the ideal pH depends on your personal preferences and health goals.
The colour chart included in the kit makes reading your results straightforward. You simply match the colour of your water sample to the closest colour on the chart, which corresponds to a specific pH level. No complicated calculations or interpretation needed.
If you want to measure your body's acid-alkaline balance through urine or saliva, you'll need pH test strips instead. Those strips are designed for bodily fluids and work well for that purpose. This reagent kit is exclusively for water testing, where it excels. The two products serve different purposes and aren't interchangeable.
Use the measuring container provided to measure 30ml of water
Pour the water into a clean glass or the measuring container
Add 4 drops of the colourmetric water pH reagent drops to the water
Wait 3 minutes for the colour to fully develop
Compare the colour of your solution to the colour chart included in the kit
Match the colour to find your water's pH level
The colour chart makes reading your results simple. Find the colour that most closely matches your water sample and read the corresponding pH value.
Store the reagent in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the cap tightly closed when not in use to maintain accuracy.
Q: Can I use pH test strips instead of water pH reagent drops?
A: No. pH test strips don't give accurate readings for water. They're designed for testing bodily fluids like urine and saliva. This colourmetric reagent is specifically formulated for water and provides reliable results.
Q: What can I test with this kit?
A: You can test tap water, filtered water, bottled water, or water from your alkaline water filter. It works with any drinking water.
Q: How accurate is it?
A: This kit is highly accurate for home testing. Apart from a professional electronic pH meter, it's the most reliable method available for measuring water pH.
Q: How many tests can I do with one kit?
A: The reagent drops are supplied in 10.5ml bottles giving you sufficient liquid to carry out multiple tests using 4 drops per test.
Q: Why would I want to test my water pH?
A: Testing helps you understand the acidity or alkalinity of your tap water. If you have an alkaline water filter, regular testing verifies it's working properly and producing water at the pH level you expect.
Q: What pH should my drinking water be?
A: Neutral water has a pH of 7. Most tap waters in the UK have a pH of between 7.5 and 8.0 although this can vary.
Q: How long does it take to get results?
A: Three minutes. That's how long you wait after adding the reagent before comparing the colour to the chart.
Q: Is it easy to read the results?
A: Yes. You simply match the colour of your water sample to the colours on the provided chart. It's designed to be straightforward and foolproof.
Q: Can I test other liquids besides water?
A: This reagent is specifically designed for water. For testing other liquids or bodily fluids, use pH test strips designed for that purpose.
Q: Do I need any special equipment?
A: No. Everything you need is included: the reagent solution, measuring container, and colour chart.
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