Designed to provide users with accurate, reproducible results, Arsenic Econo-Quick™ for water quality testing saves time and money with its cutting-edge chemistry.  Arsenic Quick™ reports results in only 12 minutes and uses no dangerous chemicals in its test procedure.

Detection Range:  0, 0.010, 0.025, 0.050, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 1.0 ppm (mg/L)

• The USEPA set the 'action limit' for dissolved arsenic in public water supplies at .010 ppm.
   
• The Arsenic Econo-Quick™ Test Kit contains enough supplies to perform testing on (300) three hundred water samples.
   
• Manufacturer part number 481298
  
  
• This product ships free in the United States w/in 5 to 10 business days.  Due to the large number of tests in the kit, this arsenic test kit gets assembled at time of order to guarantee you receive a test kit w/ the freshest reagents possible.

Easy-to-Use and Accurate

With only one simple test procedure (using 3 reagents), Arsenic Econo-Quick™ makes it possible for anyone interested in testing for dissolved arsenic to do so without complicated laboratory equipment or the need for specialized training.  This kit works equally as well for water testing professional and service technician as it does for the average homeowner or student.

How Arsenic Econo-Quick™ Test Kits Work:

Without getting too technical, inorganic arsenic present in the water sample gets converted to arsine gas by the zinc dust and tartaric acid.  Then, the arsine gas reacts with other compounds contained in the test pad suspended at the top of the test vessel (plastic bottle) to create a color change on the test pad.

Testing Based on EPA/ETV Test Verified Chemistry:

The simple chemistry and procedures used by the Arsenic Econo-Quick™ Test Kit are based on the same chemistry used in other versions of the Arsenic Quick™ that have undergone extensive review by experts in the EPA and received the distinguished honor of EPA/ETV Test Verified status.

This test DOES liberate small quantities of gases that could pose health hazards if the testing gets performed in small, closed areas.  Although the small amounts of gas generated ought not cause any issues, use safe testing practices by opening windows and performing testing in an area that gets good ventilation.

It always pays to err on the side of caution and safety when performing any type of testing.