OrganaDx Single Use Food Safety Test Instructions, Results, and Solutions

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Results and Interpretations

If your test failed, there is a high probability your food sample contains sufficient toxic chemicals that would exceed the US Military Exposure Guideline for Safety of drinking water, as defined below, and you should not eat it.

(Click HERE for detailed Limits of Detection for each Chemical listed above)

What do I do if my test result Fails?

Please feel free to call us at (800) 814-4550, send us an Email at info@mydxlife.com, or fill out the form below and a member of our staff will contact you to provide you with options in your area to secure clean drinking water or water treatment.

For media inquiries, please contact us: jotti@mydxlife.com

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