Name: Water quality test
Brand: GetTested
SKU: ITS-WQT1
Price: 49.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Water quality test

Test type: Rapid test

Pickup method: Water

Water quality test for home – water analysis simple and reliable

With the Water Quality Test from GetTested, you can easily, quickly, and reliably check the quality of your drinking water right at home. Whether it's well water or tap water, our comprehensive home test examines your water for 14 key parameters, including pH, bacteria, heavy metals, free chlorine, nitrate, nitrite, sulfate, iron, copper, chlorides, total chlorine, and hydrogen sulfide.

Advantages at a glance:

Comprehensive water analysis: Check 14 water parameters safely and quickly.
Instant results: Get reliable results in minutes.
Easy to use: No prior knowledge required, all steps are simply explained.
For all water types: Suitable for city, well and tap water.

Why is a water quality test important?

Clean drinking water is crucial for your health and well-being. This water test helps you detect contaminants and pollutants early and take necessary action. Perfect for private households, vacation homes, or on the go, it ensures the safety of your water at all times.

€49,99

SKU: ITS-WQT1

GetTested Water Quality Test: Safer and Purer Water

You can easily find out how good your water is with GetTested's water quality test. 14 key parameters are tested to ensure every sip is pure and safe. In just a few minutes, the test provides a clear picture of your water's health—from essential minerals to potential contaminants.

What does water analysis measure?

The water quality test is a quick examination that provides a comprehensive overview of your water quality by measuring a variety of parameters:

PH value:Indicates whether the water is acidic or alkaline - a balanced pH value is crucial for the quality of drinking water.
Hydrogen sulfide:The presence of hydrogen sulfide can negatively affect the taste and odor of water, so its measurement is important for pleasant water consumption.
Metals in water:Metals such as cadmium, cobalt, mercury, nickel, and zinc are analyzed during the test. Elevated levels can be harmful, so monitoring them is important to avoid health risks.
Free chlorine:Ensures that the water is sufficiently disinfected to protect against harmful microorganisms.
Bacteria:Tests for coliform bacteria, including E. coli, which indicate potential contamination and health hazards.
Chloride:Monitored to prevent pipe corrosion and potential health problems.
Nitrates and nitrites:Are monitored to avoid excessive exposure, which can be harmful, especially for infants and young children.
Iron:Affects the color and taste of the water and can stain laundry and porcelain.
Copper:Monitored to avoid toxicity and taste problems in the water.
Sulfate:If this value is not controlled, it can lead to impaired taste and body functions.
Total chlorine:Measures the total chlorine content and is important for effective water disinfection.

Why test your water?

To ensure the quality and purity of your water, it's important to test it regularly. This applies to both tap and well water. Proactive testing helps identify problems early and address them quickly. This not only protects your health but also ensures the longevity of your plumbing and household appliances, reducing risks and extending their lifespan.

Do you suspect you have been exposed to toxic substances? Our tests can help. We offer aHeavy metal testbased on urine and aHair mineral analysiswhich together provide a detailed overview of the heavy metals, toxins, trace elements and minerals present in your body.

Test procedures

The test is quick and easy to perform. Simply dip the test strip into the water and wait the specified time. Then compare the test strip with the color chart and you can immediately read the water quality.

The GetTested Water Quality Test is a powerful tool for monitoring and ensuring the quality of your drinking water. Regular use will help you live a healthier life and ensure your water is clean and safe.