I did a little research on TDS counts and water since I found the chart included in the instructions with the selpHbalance TDS, EC & Temp Meter a little hard to read. Based on what I read, EPA standards are that the TDS in tap water must be under 500 ppm. TDS stands for total dissolved solids which is ions, salts and metals dissolved in a measure of water. The higher the TDS the less pure the water is.
Just to give the selpHbalance TDS, EC & Temp Meter a good test I used regular tap water and Great Value bottled water to do a quick test to see if it worked.
My tap water TDS measured in at 299 ppm. Which is below the EPA standards, good to know. I'm sure this varies on a daily basis, even on an hourly basis.
The Great Value bottled water TDS were 22 ppm, which ideal drinking water is under 50 ppm.
So, does it work? Yes! I actually will be taking this with me when I travel because I am really weird about drinking tap water from places I am unfamiliar with. It's a great tool to keep in mind for your health, and the health of your family.
I did receive this product at a discounted rate but my opinions are 100% my own and have not been influenced by the brand in any way.
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