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20% Off My Already Discounted Prices Why So Cheap? Because lead testing kits aren't that expensive to actually make. The liquid isn't...

Do I need an US EPA Recognized Test Kit to test for lead? Long story long- It depends. It depends on really only one thing, if your...

Watch below and read a brief overview of this Fluoro-Spec lead dust test Why Test Dust With Fluoro-Spec? Dust is the penultimate form of...

Methylammonium Bromide in Isopropanol Alcohol with an acid, first created in 2018 by a group of Dutch Scientists, their original work can...

You can test for lead in your water by testing your water source. With all the news and studies coming out, it’s clear that this is a...

Glowing lead tests or glow lead tests are a new class of chemical lead detection technology, developed first in 2018, a mixture of...

Comparing Chemical Tests to XRF for Lead Detection How do chemical tests stack up against XRF ?  To find out, I did a little study where...

Let me first address the largest drawback of chemical tests, they do not test below the surface. They cannot replace an inspection...

X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy: Lead Detection in Substrates X-RAY fluorescence spectroscopy is a means to detect lead in substrates....

If you live in the US, Nearly Everything. Lead detection, professionally speaking is relegated almost exclusively to XRF. EPA Lead...

After my last article i wanted to describe PPM in a way that was more accessible, as a result i made a video and posted it to Instagram ....

Understanding PPM (Parts Per Million) PPM or Parts Per Million is a term used to define tiny amounts of material within other material....

Federal Estimates on Homes with Lead (2001) They also estimated that it would be too hard for them to enact a program to abate all the...

Lead is Everywhere: The Ubiquity of Lead in Everyday Items Lead is everywhere, I know this sounds alarmist but hear me out. Lead in...

Lead is a chemical element with the symbol Pb (from the Latin word "plumbum") and atomic number 82. It is a heavy metal found in nature...