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| Testing for Heavy Metals in drinking water has become an important part of routine water testing procedures. The presence of too many heavy metals such as lead, copper, manganese, iron, cobalt, nickel, cadmium and/or zinc in drinking water can result in serious health issues for the people drinking the water. Excessive exposure to heavy metals in water may result in birth defects in children, miscarriages, damage to internal organs (i.e. liver, kidneys, intestines, etc.), and even delays in the physical and mental development of children. While those living close to industrial complexes, mining operations, and facilities which either finish or work with finished metal products have a greater chance of having drinking water contaminated with heavy metals, everyone ought to test their water for metals periodically. |
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Looking to test specifically for arsenic in water, lead in water, copper in water, chromium in water, mercury in water, total iron in water, manganese in water, or zinc in water?
05/24/2013: Today’s inquiry came to us from ‘Jerome’ who wanted to know if he could use the 481396-2 Arsenic Quick (2 Tests) test for the purpose of detecting arsenic levels in soil samples. “Can arsenic test kit # 481396-2 be used to test for arsenic in soil? If so, how?” Good afternoon, Jerome, and thank you [...] read more!
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