does this kit provide testing for fluoride?
494237
No it does not. The listing of what it tests is right in the main description. Honestly though, this test did not provide me with any valuable information. If you really want to know what's in your water send it to a private testing lab. A bit more expensive, but well worth it. I wouldn't buy this test kit again.
1824790
i'm pretty sure it doesn't. it would have cost more if it did. i saw no reference to floride when i purchased it.
1444094
I honestly don't know, would think probably not, as this tests for chlorine too. Maybe do a search for saltwater test kits? I'm unfamiliar with what you need exactly, so sorry.
1593150
The kit comes as a clear plastic box that can be used to test and there is a color chart on the box. We've been pleased with this purchase.
206789
No it does not. It is an enzymatic cleaner, so it is much more gentle than fluoride.
930883
I haven't personally done tests but from my readings of tests done, yes. But if you are looking to remove fluoride going with the berkey filters will be cheaper in the long run because they use separate attachment fluoride filters.
878461
No, it does not! The company is purposefully vague about answering this. I use Berkey and ProPur to remove fluoride. I have since thrown out my ZeroWater.
2042092
Not really. It's most useful for chlorine levels that are in the goal range for a pool. It does give a rough estimate of PH and CYA (a pool thing) content. Doesn't test for bacteria etc, and not even that precise at what it does measure.
123216
This kit contains strips to measure total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol and tryglycerides. With these values you can also calculte your LDL cholesterol. This kit however does not measure Glucose or ketones.
1295470
yes there is a test "jar" in the kit. The only thing I would have liked extra in the kit is a larger thief to be able to easily be able to remove wine and fill the hydrometer "jar" because the little one that can with mine required numerous thief's to fill the "jar". I have a larger one now and it is much easier but the little one is useful when you are trying to just taste the wine in a carboy if you are adjusting it for sweetness or acidity.
2131825
no, there is only one test kit for each substance. You could only test two if you mixed them together and did it as a pooled sample.
1473536
Yes. But fluoride is the least of your concerns. Radioactive particles, pesticides, hydrocarbon solvents, and arsenic, among other things, are also filtered.
1928380
No. This kit does not test for salinity and is designed for testing water in Marine Aquariums. You could use a TDS meter, I see Amazon does have specific Salt Water Pool Testers.
1398392
The FL700 is an all-in-one ion selective electrode (ISE) setup. ISE has been used, and methods are published, for assessing fluoride levels in wine and urine. You can't just dunk the meter in a cup of urine or wine and expect a meaningful reading, but the method should work if you control for dilution, ionic strength and pH.
1534908
I just ordered another kit. I would always test from the tap and not the filters. these tests are inexpensive enough that I test fairly frequently.
141238
Yes. You paid for the kit, get it in the mail, take the samples and mail it back in the included return envelop. You can request to get the results mail back to you or check it online.
730696
This will measure any type of fluoride. The sensor looks for the fluoride ion which is the same no matter where it comes from. We've had the meter a year and we discovered it is apparently doubling the amount of fluoride in the reading. It was tested along side of another certified lab tech with different equipment and it consistently tested double. We plan on approaching the manufacturer about this.