5 Reasons RV Owners Are Testing Their Water at Every Single Hookup

See what's actually in that campground water
Every hookup looks the same — clear water, nothing weird. But dip this pen in and a number pops up in 2 seconds.
Higher number means more dissolved stuff in your water. Lower means cleaner. Now you actually know instead of just hoping.
See your water's number →
Prove your inline filter is actually working
Test before the filter — high number. Test after — it should drop way down, ideally to zero. That's a working filter.
When both numbers start looking the same, your cartridge is worn out and it's time to swap it.
Check your filter →
Your kids don't ask if the water's safe — they just drink it
You're the one connecting the hose. You're the one filling the tank. Before anyone pours a glass or brushes their teeth, dip the pen in and check the number.
Takes two seconds. And now you're not wondering halfway through dinner if the water at this park is actually safe.
Protect your family →
Test anything you're about to drink
The ice from the campground machine. The water jug you grabbed at the gas station. The creek your dog just drank from. The coffee bar at the lodge.
If it's liquid and someone's drinking it, dip the pen in. Two seconds and you know.
Test everything →
Flip it over — the answer's on the back
No app, no manual, no Googling. Flip the pen over — there's a color-coded scale right on the back.
Green means you're good, yellow means it's getting up there, red means you probably don't want to drink that.
Get the pen →Amivra Purity Pen
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What Purity Pen Owners Are Finding
You hook up, fill the tank, and drink it without thinking twice.
One dip tells you what's actually in it.
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