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CityCheck Basic Tap Water Test Kit

Water Testing

CityCheck Basic Tap Water Test Kit

Your utility's report describes the public system. This focused panel measures a sample from your home for metals, basic chemistry, disinfectants, and disinfection byproducts.

$195.00

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Municipal tap water

Test a sample from your own tap.

Your utility's report describes the public system. This focused panel measures a sample from your home for metals, basic chemistry, disinfectants, and disinfection byproducts.

Why this test fits

  • Measures 32 water-quality items
  • Covers metals, inorganic chemistry, and physical factors
  • Includes disinfectants and disinfection byproducts

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What the test includes.

A focused baseline for municipal tap water.

CityCheck Basic analyzes 32 items selected for common city-water questions, including metals, inorganic chemistry, physical characteristics, and disinfectants or their byproducts.

What this kit analyzes

  • 5 metals and minerals

  • 7 inorganic compounds

  • 4 physical characteristics

  • 16 disinfectants and disinfection byproducts

How it works

  1. National Testing Laboratories ships the collection kit to you.

  2. Collect tap-water samples exactly as directed.

  3. Return the kit according to the enclosed instructions; return shipping is not included.

  4. Receive a detailed laboratory report after analysis.

Informational testing. For regulatory, permitting, property-transaction, or litigation use, confirm requirements before ordering.

Representative collection materials; exact container appearance may vary by laboratory lot and shipping requirements.

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