NO PINK NO DRINK. Does your tap water meet published specifications? Detect disinfectant levels as low as 0.1 parts per million.
Verify pool water is sanitary before swimming. Chlorine is the primary drinking water disinfectant throughout the world. Concentrations at tap measured in parts per million (PPM).
NO PINK NO DRINK reagent tablets detect chlorine residual in water from as low as 0.1 PPM making it ideal for verifying: That your water utility is meeting published or mandated disinfection targets. That tap water of hotels, lodges, schools etc. are trustworthy. That home or DIY systems are sanitary.
1. The pink tent given off by very low levels of chlorine residual maybe faint. Just only in an environment with sufficient ambient light.
2. Fill both tubes of the test receptacle with water.
3. Add a single reagent tablet to only one of the water chambers. Seal both chambers with a fingertip and shake until tablet dissolves. Use the white background of the receptacle as reference to compare the colours. Even a slight pink tint means that the water sample contains residual chlorine. Please note: this test is not a substitute for pathogen-specific laboratory analysis. The absence of chlorine residual also does not mean water is unsafe. This taste helps private individuals identify when or where water utilities are failing to meet their own published standards (refer to leaflet inside).
Product is ideal for verifying pool-water hygiene prior to entering the water at home, gyms, hotels, and water parks. Keep product stored safely and away from uninformed persons.
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