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Pro-Lab, Bacteria in Water Test Kit

Pro-Lab, Bacteria in Water Test Kit

Item #3864

Model #BA110

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48-hour bacteria in water test kit

Pro-Lab Bacteria in Water Test Kit identifies dangerous bacteria such as coli form and E. coli quickly, easily and accurately. This kit offers two types of examination methods. The first method simply involves counting the number of colonies that are growing in the petri dish at home.

The second method (which is optional) requires sending the petri dish to PRO-LAB for a more exact count and type of bacteria. When the at-home water test is complete, simply place the petri dish, with water sample, in a padded envelope or box along with the filled out data card and return to Pro–Lab with a $30 required lab fee. An easy to read evaluation indicating the exact count and type of bacteria present will be returned to you within two weeks.

Why We Like It

This is a quick and easy method for determining if there are problems with your water. If there is, you can send for further analysis and get a reliable report from an EPA-approved lab. This test kit is a useful tool before buying or renting a home.

Features & benefits

  • Easy-to-use — includes step-by-step instructions for proper sample extraction
  • Quick results — identifies dangerous bacteria within 48 hours
  • Accurate — optional EPA-approved lab method indicates the exact count and type of bacteria; allow two weeks

Specs

Basics
Interior or Exterior
Exterior, Interior,
Location
All Rooms, Basements, Bathrooms, Dining Rooms, Entryways, Garages, Kids' Rooms, Kitchens, Laundry Rooms, Living Rooms,
Chemically-sensitive safe

Yes learn how to test a non-toxic product for tolerance

Certifications
Certifications
  • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved lab test methods
Features
Formaldehyde Emissions
No added urea formaldehyde

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