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Excitement is brewing as the Lumetallix Instant Lead Test kits are discovered in America. Things are happening that will amaze and dazzle as the product begins a wave of recognition.

I Saw It Right Off: We Will Save Kids’ Lives!

There are nay-sayers and believers. Which camp are you in? I am solidly in the believer camp, and to that end, I will share my Blog with those who want to be part of the magic. I have chosen a platform to keep anyone on the roster informed as we proudly share our news.

A Huge Article Hits The New York Times.

While in New York, the product’s inventors encountered Alexander Aciman, a writer from The Times. He was given a kit and then went dark. Little did we know that he would have to take our product on a test drive and see what it did around the track. Here is the link to his story

It is a rare article that touches on all sorts of aspects of a product; He hit the nail on the head. He did exactly what I did when I first learned about the Lumetallix instant lead testing kits. He went out and tested. He discovered that things he thought might have led to them did not, and others did. The accuracy and instant nature of the product make it an incredible tool.

Where Does the Review Leave Us?

The Lumetallix instant lead test is a sensational product in a class of its own. Sure, it does fantastic things, like illuminating a real environmental health hazard. This is not a trumped-up thing like bad breath or body odor. Marketers have preyed on consumers by identifying a problem and having a magical solution. The hazard has been with us since the dawn of time. Sure, it has been worsened by industrialization. Still, until this product was invented partly by accident, science could not create a simple, inexpensive test for homeowners to see what could be damaging their health and that of their children and pets.

Dusting It Up A Bit

Perhaps the most exciting thing this revolutionary product can do is detect lead in dust. I have witnessed this myself. The Lumetallix instant lead test can detect lead in dust, which is the primary hazard. Sure, kids could chew lead paint and get ill, but realistically, even the EPA acknowledges this. Lead in dust is how kids and pets are getting poisoned. What if you could use a wipe and instantly see if lead dust was present? WELL, YOU CAN NOW!

Lead Dust Comes From:

  • Remodelers disturb lead-based paint when they do demolition.
  • Or homeowners doing DIY projects.
  • The natural chalking of paint as it ages.
  • Impact surfaces and or friction surfaces like doors and windows. 

Once dust is created, gravity eventually causes it to settle on horizontal surfaces. The two primary routes for poisoning are ingestion and inhalation. Kids are crawling around, and you can put the rest together. In my estimation, the worst culprit is a non-HEPA vacuum. Imagine the dust flying around. UGH. This is why the EPA teaches RRP. You can now have this powerful tool in your toolbox yourself. Test your own house, test the neighbor’s house. There are 400 tests in a kit. Test your kid’s toys, etc. There is no need to wait for the health department to do a dog-and-pony show and pull out the XRF gun. No need to wait until your kid goes to the hospital with cold or flu symptoms only to find out that they have been poisoned with lead. TO ORDER FROM AMAZON, CLICK HERE


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