Radiological Water Test

Does this instrument measure the parameter you need, in the units and range you require?

Worth considering for
Readers who need the specific measurements or indicators described in this instrument’s documentation.

From $179.00

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A documentation-based review of the manufacturer’s listing and specifications. How we reviewed it

Our assessment

The Radiological Water Test belongs on a comparison list when its documented application matches your needs. The important next step is to verify the configuration and compatibility, rather than deciding from the product photograph alone.

What the listing gives you

  • Configuration choices are documented

    Configuration: Basic, Standard, Deluxe

  • Identifiable part numbers

    CQE-TS-3200, CQE-TS-3100, CQE-TS-3000. These are useful for asking the manufacturer about an exact configuration.

What deserves a closer look

  • Fit comes first

    Check the measurement range, calibration instructions and what the device cannot measure. A single reading is not a complete water analysis.

  • Look beyond the listed price

    Review calibration, consumables and handling instructions before comparing the instrument with a laboratory service or another meter.

  • Compare the same configuration

    The source lists 3 configurations. Use the model and part-number table below so that a size, package or optional component is not mistaken for a different specification.

These are our reading of the published information and our buying considerations. They are not measured performance results.

The specifications, in context.

Values below are published by Crystal Quest. Specifications may describe different configurations; read the model labels and compare the complete source tables in the reference section.

Compare the kits below.Original technical table 1 of 1
Radiologicals Basic Standard Deluxe
Uranium
Included in Basic kit: Uranium
Included in Standard kit: Uranium
Included in Deluxe kit: Uranium
Gross Alpha
Included in Basic kit: Gross Alpha
Included in Standard kit: Gross Alpha
Included in Deluxe kit: Gross Alpha
Gross Beta
Included in Basic kit: Gross Beta
Included in Standard kit: Gross Beta
Included in Deluxe kit: Gross Beta
Radon 222
Not included in Basic kit: Radon 222
Included in Standard kit: Radon 222
Included in Deluxe kit: Radon 222
Ra-226
Not included in Basic kit: Radium 226
Not included
Included
Ra-228
Not included
Not included
Included

Multi-column comparison tables are preserved in full under Manufacturer reference.

Choose the configuration carefully.

Check the measurement range, calibration instructions and what the device cannot measure. A single reading is not a complete water analysis.

Configuration
Basic · Standard · Deluxe
Model & part-number reference 3 configurations

This is a reference table, not an ordering form. SKU and option names are reproduced from the manufacturer snapshot.

ConfigurationPart number / SKUListed price (USD)
BasicCQE-TS-3200$179.00
StandardCQE-TS-3100$219.00
DeluxeCQE-TS-3000$565.00

Price snapshot from November 8, 2026. This is not a current offer or a stock confirmation.

Think beyond day one.

Review calibration, consumables and handling instructions before comparing the instrument with a laboratory service or another meter.

  • Match the exact model or SKU before relying on an installation diagram or replacement schedule.
  • Ask what the quoted package includes and what must be supplied separately.
  • Keep the manufacturer’s operating instructions with your service and replacement records.

Frequently asked questions

Does this instrument measure the parameter you need, in the units and range you require?Our reading

The Radiological Water Test belongs on a comparison list when its documented application matches your needs. The important next step is to verify the configuration and compatibility, rather than deciding from the product photograph alone.

Who is Radiological Water Test worth considering for?Best fit

Readers who need the specific measurements or indicators described in this instrument’s documentation.

What are the configuration constraints and installation requirements?Fit & plumbing

Check the measurement range, calibration instructions and what the device cannot measure. A single reading is not a complete water analysis.

What are the ongoing maintenance and filter replacement considerations?Ownership costs

Review calibration, consumables and handling instructions before comparing the instrument with a laboratory service or another meter.

Go back to the source.

The full product information below is supplied by Crystal Quest, including its own descriptions and claims. We have reorganized the typography and tables for reading. This material is separate from Elorova’s assessment.

Product overviewManufacturer material

Crystal Quest® Radiological Water Test Kits

Crystal Quest® has partnered with National Testing Laboratories, a trusted leader in water analysis, to provide accurate radiological testing for drinking water in homes and buildings

Each kit screens for key radiological contaminants, including Uranium, Gross Alpha, and Gross Beta, to give you a clear picture of your water quality.

Testing is simple and convenient: just collect your sample and return it for analysis.

Why Test for Radiological Contaminants?

Unlike other water contaminants, radiological particles are invisible, odorless, and tasteless, yet prolonged exposure can pose significant health risks. Regular testing is the only way to confirm your water is safe from radioactive elements that may occur naturally in groundwater or leach in from surrounding geology. Potential risks include:

  • Cancer: Linked to long-term exposure to uranium, radium, and other radioactive particles.
  • Organ Damage: Uranium can accumulate in the kidneys, causing serious harm.
  • Bone Health Issues: Radium mimics calcium in the body, increasing the risk of bone cancer.
  • Lung Cancer Risk: Radon gas in drinking water can be released into the air and inhaled.

Testing ensures your water is safe before problems arise. Our kits include simple, step-by-step instructions for easy use at home.

Get Results in 3 Easy Steps

Manufacturer illustration

1. Collect Sample

Fill kit’s bottles with water & complete enclosed form.

Manufacturer illustration

2. Return Sample

Return kit using guaranteed next-day delivery.

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1. Receive Report

Receive clear results using EPA standards.

Technical specificationsManufacturer material

Compare the kits below.

Radiologicals Basic Standard Deluxe
Uranium
Included in Basic kit: Uranium
Included in Standard kit: Uranium
Included in Deluxe kit: Uranium
Gross Alpha
Included in Basic kit: Gross Alpha
Included in Standard kit: Gross Alpha
Included in Deluxe kit: Gross Alpha
Gross Beta
Included in Basic kit: Gross Beta
Included in Standard kit: Gross Beta
Included in Deluxe kit: Gross Beta
Radon 222
Not included in Basic kit: Radon 222
Included in Standard kit: Radon 222
Included in Deluxe kit: Radon 222
Ra-226
Not included in Basic kit: Radium 226
Not included
Included
Ra-228
Not included
Not included
Included

Included parts & replacementsManufacturer material

Full list of contaminents

Radiologicals

Basic

  • Uranium.001 mg/L
  • Gross Alpha3.000 pCi/L
  • Gross Beta4.000 pCi/L

+ Standard

  • Radon 22250 pCi/L

+ Deluxe

  • Ra-2261.00 pCi/L
  • Ra-2281.00 pCi/L

Installation & maintenanceManufacturer material

WaterCheck™ Standard/Deluxe

Sampling Instructions - Please Read Before Starting

Step 1

After the blue ice pack has been in your freezer for at least 8 hours, you can collect your water sample from an appropriate water faucet or spigot. If the spout has a strainer or aerator, remove it prior to sampling

Illustration of the Freez Pak ice pack included in the test kit

Step 2

Samples must be shipped the same day they are collected via guaranteed next day delivery and must be collected after 1:00 p.m. EST to minimize time in transit. Do not collect and/ or ship your samples on a Friday, Saturday, Sunday, or the day before a National Holiday.

Fill all of the bottles, as directed below.

Illustration of the sample bottles included in the Radiological Water Test kit

Fill all of the bottles to the neck, secure cap, and return to the shipping container.

Illustration of a sample bottle filled with water to the neck and capped

Step 3A

Complete the enclosed lab form, making sure to indicate the collection date and time you sampled, type of water, and sample identification (e.g. kitchen sink, well head,etc.) Return the blue ice pack to the kit and place the kit back in the cardboard box with the completed lab form.

Illustration of the completed lab form to return with the water sample

Step 3B

Make arrangements to ship the kit by guaranteed next day delivery [or drop the kit off at our laboratory within 24 hours of collection, Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm] to the following address:

National Testing Laboratories
556 South Mansfield Street
Ypsilanti, MI 48197

If we do not receive your sample within 24 hours of sample collection or if you have not provided the date and time of collection, the bacteria results will be marked INVALID!

What this review is based on.

Elorova researched the public Crystal Quest product listing, its published configuration data, source photographs and linked documents. The source page was checked on .

We have not purchased or installed this product, conducted a laboratory evaluation, or independently confirmed the manufacturer’s treatment and certification claims. We do not copy retailer star ratings into an Elorova rating.

Original Crystal Quest product listing

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