Basic Water Test Kit — 34 Parameters for Well or Municipal Water (Heavy Metals, Minerals & More)
Know Exactly What’s in Your Well or Municipal Water
Whether you’re on a private well, spring water, or a municipal supply, the Basic Water Test Kit gives you a comprehensive snapshot of your water quality across 34 key parameters — including heavy metals, minerals, inorganic chemicals, and physical factors. It’s an ideal starting point for anyone who wants to know if a treatment system is needed, or to verify that an existing filter, softener, or treatment system is actually working.
What This Kit Tests For (34 Parameters)
- 22 heavy metals and minerals (including lead, copper, iron, manganese, arsenic, and more)
- 7 inorganic chemicals
- 5 physical factors (including pH, turbidity, and total dissolved solids)
Who Should Use This Kit?
This kit is a great fit for homeowners on private wells or spring water who want a broad baseline assessment, or for those on city water who want to verify what’s coming out of their tap. It’s also useful for confirming whether an existing filtration, softening, or treatment system is performing as expected.
Looking for More Comprehensive Testing?
If you need a deeper analysis, consider these options:
How It Works
Collect your water sample using the included instructions and ship it to our certified lab. You’ll receive a detailed results report with clear explanations and EPA comparison benchmarks. Annual and routine water testing is Recommended by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Note: Return shipping of the water sample is not included. For regulatory or litigation testing, please contact us for specialized options.
Need Help to Diagnose a Water Problem?
Take our free water problem quiz to identify what might be affecting your water quality and find the right test kit for your situation.
Want to Learn More About Your Water?
Pair this test kit with our educational guide: Drinking Water Guide for Well Water and City Water — a practical booklet covering what’s in your water, what it means, and what to do about it.
