Liquid pH Reagent - Alkaline Water Test Kits

LIQUID REAGENT for use with Water Alkalizers Two drops and a colour chart is all you need. Test saliva, urine or water for alkaline/acidity. Liquid pH tester provided in a dropper bottle with colour pH chart (good for approx 100 uses).   Includes 3 plastic tester cups, colour pH chart. Use it to check the pH level of water (any source), saliva or urine. Using test tubes supplied with your alkalizer, add about 2-3cm (10ml) of water to the test tube and 2 drops of pH Reagent. Shake to mix and match against the colour chart. Out of Stock - Pre-Oreders Welcome

All Diseases Thrive in an ACIDIC Environment

Did you know that most degenerative disease attributed to aging, such as cancer, osteoporosis and heart disease, and other diseases such as allergy, kidney stones and gallstones have all been scientifically linked to mineral deficiencies that result in your body fluids becoming more acidic?

Scientists report that over 150 or more degenerative diseases are caused by high acid levels!! Parasites, viruses, bad bacteria, and disease cannot live in an alkaline body.

Body fluids range between 4.5 and 7.5 pH (blood must maintain 7.35 to 7.45 pH). A 1-point drop on the pH scale is 10 times more acidic - from 7 to 6 is 10 times, from 7 to 5 is 100 times, from 7 to 2 is 100,000 times more acidic.  

TO TEST WATER

• Pour a small amount of water from your source (tap, Reverse Osmosis water, tank water, ionized alkaline water source etc).  1/4 teaspoon is sufficient.
• Add 1 or 2 dr4ops of the red reagent liquid and shake it up to mix.  Compare the colour with the colours on the chart.  It may range from pH 5 to pH 8, depending on the source. 

TO TEST SALIVA

•  Wait for two hours after having anything in your mouth (the purpose is to test the saliva produced by the body, about 7 quarts each day and not just the saliva and food in your mouth.  The best time is to test first thing in the morning, as soon as you wake up and before you have eaten or drunk anything and before you have cleaned your teeth.
• Swallow the saliva in your mouth and then suck new saliva from below your tongue (there are two saliva glands below the tongue).  Repeat 2 more times.  Spit a small amount into a container (plastic or glass).
• Apply 2 drops of pH Reagent to the saliva.  Compare the resulting colour to the pH colour chart.
  

Do not drink water that has reagent in it.  Keep the pH reagent kit in a cool, dark place.