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Total Dissolved Solids Testing Meter (TDS Meter)

Our TDS Meter is a fast, accurate way to test the purity of your water in real time. Whether you're checking the safety of tap water or verifying the performance of your reverse osmosis system, this compact tool gives you instant, reliable results.

Designed for both homeowners and renters, it helps you measure total dissolved solids (TDS) in seconds — including minerals, salts, and hidden contaminants that affect hydration, taste, and overall health.

  • 📊 Digital PPM Readout – Quick, precise readings of total dissolved solids

  • 💧 Test Before & After Filtration – Know if your system is truly working

  • 🧪 Simple to Use – No calibration required, just dip and read

  • 🔋 Portable & Battery Powered – Use at home, at work, or on the go

$24.00
$24.00
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Key Features:

  • Universal Compatibility – Pairs effortlessly with most reverse osmosis systems
  • 360° Swivel Spout – Flexible rotation makes filling bottles, pots, and pitchers easy
  • Double Leak-Proof Seals – Keeps your countertop dry and your water flow perfect
  • Single-Handle Control – Precision water dispensing at your fingertips

  • Quick & Easy Installation – Includes mounting hardware, accessories, and quick-connect fittings

  • Stylish Finish Options – Matches both stainless steel sinks and premium marble countertops
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Frequently Asked Questions

A TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) meter measures the concentration of dissolved solids in your water — like minerals, salts, and contaminants. It helps you understand your water quality and track how well your filtration system is performing.

Tap water can range from 150 to 500+ PPM (parts per million). Reverse osmosis systems typically bring water down to 0–50 PPM. While lower doesn’t always mean better, it’s a strong indicator of purification quality.

Yes — it’s perfect for checking the performance of reverse osmosis systems. You can test your tap water, filtered water, and remineralized water to compare results instantly.

Nope. It comes pre-calibrated and ready to use right out of the box. Just dip it into your water and read the digital display — it’s that simple.

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