In this video, you learn how to properly test for hydrogen presence in your water. H2 Blue Drops allow you to determine how much hydrogen is in the water that you are testing. By following our directions, you can test your water at home with our H2 Blue Drops.
Video Transcript:
"In testing the hydrogen, it's important that we use six milliliters of water and that we gently put the drops in. The first drop simply shows us that there's hydrogen in the water. You see that it clears two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and when it groups at the top like that, we can just gently stir it. Don't shake it; just gently stir it with a stir stick. I'm using a pen, but you can use anything you want. So we've put eight drops in. We know we can put 9, 10, meaning one part per million, 11, 12, 13, 14. Now each drop we put in is 0.1 parts per million, so we put 14 drops in before it went blue, which means we're getting 1.4 parts per million of hydrogen in this particular water. This is from an Echo 9 Ultra H2 Machine™. This is how you use the H2 Blue. And be very careful; you notice that I have a paper towel because anything that this blue reagent gets on can stain it very, very quickly, including stainless steel sinks, countertops, whathaveyou, so be very careful. Now one thing I would tell you: every single water is going to be different when you're testing hydrogen. Sometimes it's easier to just put one drop and show someone there's hydrogen in the water. That also will use less of the reagent, which is somewhat expensive. So you can either use it to just show that there's hydrogen in the water, or you can use it, in this case, to show that we had 1.4 parts per million of hydrogen in this particular water. I hope this helps you in understanding how to use the H2 Blue Reagent with your Echo 9 Ultra H2 Machine."
Website ► https://www.synergyscience.com
Facebook ►   / synergyscienceinc  
Instagram ►   / synergyscienceinc  
LinkedIn ►   / synergyscience