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Discover What's in Your Tap Water

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency...

"If you have your own well, you are responsible for making sure that your water is safe to drink. Private wells should be tested annually for nitrate and coliform bacteria to detect contamination problems early. Test more frequently and for other contaminants, such as radon or pesticides." 

Even if you don't have a well, you may want peace-of-mind that you and your family are drinking water that is safe.

You shouldn't have to buy bottled water to get that peace-of-mind.

In fact, your tap water is probably just as safe as bottled water and doesn't cost anywhere as much as bottled water.

Using your own tap water is socially and environmentally the right thing to do. Manufacturing and disposing of the plastic bottles isn't.

Many people spend hundreds of dollars installing water filters without knowing if their water is contaminated. Or they install ineffective water filters because they don't know which contaminants they need to be eliminating.

We strongly encourage you to drink your own tap water instead of buying bottled water--it's the right thing to do!.

If you are reluctant because you're not sure of the quality of your tap water, don't let that stop you. Simply have your water tested by a professional laboratory.

If the water test shows anything that needs correcting, you can easily correct the problem by targeting that specific issue.

Nearly all of the water we test that comes from a municipal water supply is perfectly safe. Having it tested gives you the peace of mind you may need.

Action You Can Take

So, what can you do to find out just how safe your tap water is? Test it.

Now you could go out and buy a home test kit for a few of the possible contaminants.

But, first of all, you are limited in the number of contaminants you can test for with these do-it-yourself test kits.

Furthermore, you can’t really trust the reliability of the results. You can get false-positives or false-negatives because of the lack of lab-based procedures needed to accurately handle and test the sample.

In the end, the only way to really know whether you have a problem or not is to have a professional water testing laboratory test your tap water for you. They have the professional staff, procedures and the calibrated instruments to give you the true picture.

You could call a local water testing lab, assuming you have one, and have them come out, draw a water sample, take it back to the lab and test it for you, but this will cost you several hundred dollars.

Or, you can order a water test from a professional lab that sends you a kit containing empty vials you fill with your tap water and send back to the lab. Because you have drawn the water yourself, the cost should be less than having lab personnel come to your home.

Choosing a Professional Lab to Test Your Water

Here are the key things to look for in determining which lab to order your test kit from:

• How many contaminants are being tested? There should be about 150.

• Does the company you are ordering your test kit from actually own the lab that will be doing the testing or are they subcontracting the work out?

• Is the lab using EPA-approved testing methods?

• Does the test kit you receive contain a postage-paid express mail return envelope so the samples get to the lab quickly? This is critical when testing for bacteria.

• Are the results emailed to you so you can get them as soon as the testing is complete?

About e-WaterTest

The e-WaterTest staff has been testing water in our own laboratory for over 50 years. Our laboratory staff is made up of  professional chemists, engineers, and microbiologists who have over 80 years of combined laboratory instrumentation, equipment, water supply and treatment experience.

We analyze your tap water using only approved US EPA testing methods on equipment designed and calibrated to provide accurate results by degreed professionals—not by unqualified personnel using test strips or colorimetric kits which is how some mail-order testing services do this critical testing.

When you order your test kit from us, we send you a test kit containing everything you need including instructions, water vials, a cold pack, an insulated container, and a postage-paid express mail envelope¹ to send the sample back to the lab.

Once your water has been tested, usually in 10 to 15 business days, we email the results to you.

When you get the report, you will see the analysis of each contaminate being tested and whether that result is within EPA guidelines or not. 

You now know whether you have a problem with your drinking water or not; and if you do, you know exactly what the problem is so you can take appropriate steps to rectify it.

What Does this Comprehensive Test Cost?

This comprehensive test for 150 contaminants only costs $169...total¹!

You won’t find a better value anywhere else from a professional lab that conducts its own testing and has been around as long as e-WaterTest. The number of contaminants tested exceeds the number done at this price from any other lab I know about.

We guarantee your satisfaction or your money back.

Priority 150 Water Test

No water testing kit used in the home offers the range and reliability that you receive from The Priority 150 Water Test.

That's because e-WaterTest.com uses its own technicians to test your water in our professional laboratory using testing methods approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

We test for contaminants most commonly requested of laboratories nationwide including heavy metals, pesticides, PCBs, VOCs—including the new EPA additional target compounds,, water hardness, and pH. See the complete list of contaminants we test for.

There is no easier, faster, or more cost effective way to have your drinking water tested than by ordering The Priority 150 Water Test.

Ordering Your Water Test

To order The Priority 150 Water Test, simply choose one of the selections below.

After you place your order, we will send you a shipping kit containing the sample containers, registration form for the samples, a pre-paid shipping label, and easy-to-follow instructions.

When you receive the The Priority 150 Water Test kit, just fill the sample containers with your tap water, fill out the registration form for the samples, re-pack the containers and mail the prepaid sample kit back to us. It's that simple!

After our technicians process your samples, we send you a four-page report detailing the results of the testing and provide you with recommendations for solving any identified problems.

Priority 150

You receive all of this for only $169 , including shipping and handling¹ - Turnaround is approximately 10-15 business days from receipt of the sample.

¹Return Shipping is not included on orders shipped outside the Continental  US.