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EHM pH Kit Details
- Wide pH range from 4.0~10.0 for most clear liquids
- Easy to use squeeze bottle
- 3 step process to obtain pH results instantly
- Easily portable and simple to use
- Instructions for use are included
Benefits of knowing the pH
Pure water is considered neutral—located right in the middle of the pH scale at a 7. Unfortunately, not all water is pure or actually at this level. So, why do the pH levels of water change? There are numerous factors that contribute to variations in the acidity and alkalinity of water...
What Causes pH to Change?
The first and most prominent of these factors is the bedrock and soil composition in which the water is located. Depending on the rock type, acidity in the water might be neutralized. On the other hand, plant growth and organic material located near the water can actually increase acidity due to the carbon dioxide emissions when decomposition occurs. Other factors include the dumping of chemicals, acid precipitation, and coal mine drainage.
Easier Than Ever!
Testing your drinking water just got a whole lot easier and quicker! Take two or three drops using the included pipette and insert them into a small amount of water. The color will instantly change and hence indicate where the pH falls on the scale. Using these drops will help you achieve your ideal pH in the matter of minutes. Forget rocket science; accomplish the same results with simplicity and ease!
Marie
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
Great for science fair project
Eduardo Torres
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
Muy bueno 👍
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
My cat had a large Struvite crystal that had to be surgically removed from his bladder and can become deadly in cats very quickly causing blockages. He is already on prescription food to prevent them from happening so I started looking into environmental factors. High alkaline is what causes urinary crystals in cats and our filtered tap water is according to this test, very alkaline high. I then tested a purified water jug and it was perfectly neutral. This product worked perfectly for my experiment and my pets will only be getting purified bottled water from now on.
Helen
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
Easy to use and reliable for my African Violets
Dianna W.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
I used this pH checker on my refrigerator water, the tap water out of my kitchen sink, the tap water outside and they all came out the same 8pH. I used it on a bottle of water that's supposed to be 9.5pH and it only said it was 8pH. It seems it just has the same pH register no matter what water I use. Is it really accurate?
Coconut
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
Lol, I carry this tester everywhere in my purse. Because I often buy out , want to know what I am drinking. This product is very accurate and it's a conversational piece. A Must have in your cabinets for when needed: you have.
Tony Do
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025
I purchased this product to test the alkalinity of the Waterdrop filter, which I also bought on Amazon.1. This Ph solution is very affordable.2. The instructions are simple and straightforward.3. Using it was easy.4. The only draw back I have encountered is determining the alkalinity level base on the color changes during the test. This can be a bit challenging as my eyes are getting older, making it harder to distinguish subtle color variations.Overall, this is a simple to use and affordable product.
Kindle Customer - Warren
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024
First off, this is not a "test kit" per se. It is a dropper bottle of a pH test solution and you will need to provide your own "test tube" in which to conduct the tests... which is not a problem for me... just need to provide your own jigger-sized glass or plastic (clear, no color) to hold the recommended (2 tsp... 10ml) water sample. The tests are very easy to run and the results are instantaneous and unambiguous... as long as you only need to know the general pH of the water sample... gives it to you as pH 4.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, or 10.0... essentially acidic, neutral, or alkaline. Its obviously suitable for high-level testing of, e.g., well water but not suitable for things that require a more detailed value for pH, e.g., fish tanks and swimming pools. I have a well and water-treatment system in my home and, for me, this is perfect for testing to determine when the limestone media in my neutralization tank needs replacement. In that respect, it gives a quick, accurate, and visually-unambiguous result.
Mike
Reviewed in Canada on January 30, 2024
There were two directions to follow, one said 2 drops to water being tested and the other said 2 to 3 drops to 2 tsp of water. I did both and the color of the water didn’t match anything on the chart. There wasn’t a clear tube included in the package which ended up being a hassle.
Arpy
Reviewed in India on January 17, 2024
not working at all. please don't buy. Useless product. waste of money.
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