Safe Home Test Kits

05/28/2026

Could your drinking water be the hidden source of your headaches? If you rely on a private well, find out which contaminants to test for in our latest article:
https://safehometestkits.com/2026/05/28/can-well-water-cause-headaches-common-contaminants-to-check/

Is your private well causing your headaches? Learn which 4 common contaminants trigger symptoms and how to easily test your water for safety.

05/13/2026

You’ve probably seen the phrase “EPA-certified lab” when looking at water testing.

But what does that actually mean?

An EPA-certified laboratory means the lab is required to follow strict government-approved testing methods, routinely prove its accuracy through blind sample testing, and undergo ongoing audits to maintain certification.

In other words, the lab has to consistently demonstrate that its results are accurate, reliable, and scientifically defensible.

What many homeowners don’t realize is that not all water testing is performed by EPA-certified labs. That doesn’t automatically make those tests bad, but it does mean the level of oversight and accountability may be very different between labs.

When it comes to something as important as your drinking water, the quality of the testing process matters just as much as the results themselves.

At Safe Home Test Kits, we believe everyone deserves access to the same level of professional testing used for regulated water systems. But in a format that’s simple and easy to understand.

04/30/2026

Have you heard about PFAS but aren’t sure exactly what it is or why it matters in your drinking water? Watch the video below to learn more.

04/24/2026

Buy your Glyphosate Test Kit Today: https://safehometestkits.com/product/diy-glyphosate-in-water/

04/15/2026

The Florida Department of Health recently had a study showing concerning levels of Glyphosate in many common brands of bread. We at Safe Home Test Kits decided to test several brands to see if we got the same results.

03/25/2026

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03/12/2026

Bought a house on well water? Everything you need to know about using a private well!

03/03/2026

Want to test your water for PFAS? We offer testing at our certified laboratory!
https://safehometestkits.com/product/pfas-in-drinking-water-test-kit/

'Forever chemicals' have been detected in multiple water systems across Indiana and Kentucky including the tri-state. Here is what the latest testing shows and how to reduce exposure.
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02/25/2026

Glyphosate is one of the most widely used herbicides in agriculture—and it can make its way into drinking water through runoff and groundwater.

Because glyphosate has no taste, color, or odor, testing is the only way to know if it’s present.

There are two main options:
• DIY test kits for fast, affordable screening at home
• Laboratory testing for exact concentrations and documentation

Many homeowners and well owners use DIY testing for routine monitoring and follow up with lab analysis if a detection occurs.

Understanding your testing options is the first step toward making informed water treatment decisions and avoiding unnecessary filtration costs.

https://safehometestkits.com/2026/02/25/testing-options-for-glyphosate-in-drinking-water/

Learn the best testing options for glyphosate in drinking water, including DIY test kits and EPA-certified lab analysis for accurate, reliable results.

02/09/2026

Bought a house with a water well?
Your water isn’t being tested or treated by a utility anymore, and many new well owners don’t realize that.
Here’s what you should know:.

Well water can be safe to drink, but it must be tested regularly. Homeowners should test annually for nitrates, metals, and chemicals, and test for bacteria at least quarterly or after flooding or repairs.

01/05/2026

As you set health-focused New Year’s resolutions, one thing that’s often overlooked is your water.

Testing your home’s water gives you a clear breakdown of what you’re drinking and can identify potential contaminants like lead, arsenic, pesticides, and more. With that information, you can make informed decisions about filtration or other solutions, helping you protect your household’s health in 2026.