Essential Home Water Test Kit for Drinking Water | Tests for 50+ Parameters Like Lead, Bacteria, and Heavy Metals | EPA Certified Well or Tap Water Test

Excellent process, easy to register, fast results. I live in farm country with lots of Round Up resistant corn and soy farmers who spray. My well is down hill from the area and we have lots of natural springs. Thank goodness my test was negative!

It's a little pricey, but the results seem solid. It was easy to use and provides great information. We used several at different locations, and the results seemed to vary appropriately. I appreciated the ability to test for less common, but unhealthy chemicals.

Expensive but lots of good information. Feel better about my well water now.

Tap score is a company that produces high quality test kits. The test kit has everything you need. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow. Logging in to the website to get your test results was also easy. The website is well designed and professional. You can produce a PDF of your test results to keep for your own records. I had previously used Tap score's comprehensive water test to test my household water at the kitchen tap. That test came back with high levels of THMs (a hazardous chlorine byproduct) in the tap water. So I bought this kit to check the level of THMs in the water that comes out of my fridge's water filter. Thankfully, the test came back negative - - the fridge's water filter is eliminating all of the THMs. Overall, I'm very pleased with Tap score and their various test kits. They have made it very easy and affordable to do high quality water testing. It's great peace of mind to know that the drinking water I'm providing my family is free from contaminants.

I was prepared to complete a complex, multi-step process to use this test kit, but based on the price, I expected that the manufacturer would have spent a bit of effort on the user experience. I was disappointed. The first card inside the box tells you to register your test first, before doing anything else. So I tried to do that. The registration process, it turns out, can only be done once you've completed the sampling process. So those instructions were entirely incorrect. Then I moved on to reading the sampling instructions themselves. They *look* nice, nice heavyweight paper and visually pleasing design, but they read like a garbled mess. There are multiple sheets of instructions, some referring to one another, some referring to guides that only seem to be online, so you have to go on a scavenger hunt to find the complete set of information. In the list of return shipping steps, amongst useful steps like "Return all containers and paperwork back into the same box they arrived in." they include imprecise and effectively useless steps like "STAY ORGANIZED!" How does this help anybody? All I wanted was a single sheet with the complete list of steps that I needed to take, and when. It was not present. I will have to build it myself from a list of disjointed bits of info. How difficult would this have been to include? Why skimp on this? I will update this review when I have completed the entire sampling, shipping, and report processing sequence.

Easy to do and results came back fast. Have well water and want to make sure ok to drink

Great analytical report. Fast results. Only tip I have is not to drop your samples at Dollar General FedEx pickup. It sat there for days.

When you get the data back it is a bit confusing, because the do not show results based on Federal or State levels, only thier personal preferred levels