New doesn't
mean safe.

HomeGoods, Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Ross. Closeout dinnerware from importers the FDA does not pre-test. The leach-test rule exists. The enforcement does not. One drip and a 365 nm light tells you which mugs in your kitchen are leaking lead into hot coffee.

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002 · who built this

I'm Eric. I built Fluoro-Spec because most of the early swab buyers already had poisoned kids.

Six years working with lead. The first version sold on Amazon swab-strip style. Then I read the emails. Parent after parent telling me they only started looking after a blood test came back at 6, 8, 12 µg/dL. they were buying a test to confirm a poisoning, not prevent one. That wasn't the business I wanted.

So I rebuilt it as a real chemistry kit. Methylammonium bromide in isopropanol, the same reagent labs have used for a decade. One drip, one 365 nm light, glow means lead. You can run it on the mug in your hand right now and know the answer before the next sip.

Daniella ran it on her plates after a 3.4 µg/dL pediatrician call. Dr. Jessica (md, mother) ran it on her sons' room and found exterior paint dust drifting in through a window. Both kids undetectable in months. The kit is a flashlight, not a verdict. You find the source, you remove the source, the body clears.

Eric Ritter · founder, Fluoro-Spec Inc · East Setauket, NY · TSCA LVE l-25-0206

003 · the one thing
Nothing in your house was ever tested for what you actually care about.

The FDA's leach-test action levels (3.0 µg/mL flatware, 0.5 µg/mL cups & mugs) are on paper. The FDA does not pre-test imports. They rely on importer self-certification, and follow up only after harm. Test reports get recycled, photoshopped, or quietly purchased. There is no centralized registry. There is no chain-of-custody. If it that's true, the only number that matters is the one you can measure yourself, on your own dishes, today.

004 · the proof, next to the claim

Verified buyers. Their own kitchens. Real lead.

Claim · "it finds lead I'd otherwise miss"

10/10, found cups my kids were using had lead.

I thrift dishware all the time. I found cups my kids were using had lead on them. I got rid of them right away and have the peace of mind.

Jessica deangelis · Judge.me · verified
claim · "even expensive new stuff isn't safe"

Even Lenox Temperware had lead.

Get instant results on if things have lead. I had some dishes by Lenox that were Temperware and immediately found lead with this.

Hailey ruff · Judge.me · verified
claim · "vintage and new both fail"

Vintage mugs and some from the 2000s.

Easy to use. Lots of my vintage mugs tested positive and even some from the 2000s. worth the money for peace of mind, especially for your kids.

Fit mama · Amazon · verified
claim · "the chemistry actually works"

Best lead detection on the market.

This is the best lead detection product on the market. We have found so much lead in our home. So grateful this exists.

Chawna c · Judge.me · verified
painted teapot glowing green under 365 nm UV after one drip of fluoro-spec, indicating lead pigment in the decoration
005 · the bridge

Get the Download Pack before you buy anything.

One PDF, sent now. The lead-paint home checklist, the 30-second drip protocol with photo examples of true positive vs false positive, the "what to throw out, what to keep" decision tree, and the L·E·A·D framework in 8 pages. It is the same brief I give friends asking what to do tonight. No shipping, no waiting.

No spam · one-click unsubscribe · PDF delivered in under 60 seconds

006 · the offer

The "every dish, every room, every adult-and-kid in your house" kit.

One box, lab-grade chemistry, everything you need to settle the question on your own. Here is exactly what is in it and what each piece is worth on its own.

The Fluoro-Spec Drip Kit (with the dose-truth playbook stack)

Retail value tallied below. You pay one number.

  • The Drip Kit itself. MABr reagent in isopropanol, 365 nm UV light, reference card, drip-tip bottle. Tests every painted mug, plate, bowl, sippy cup, and bottle in the house in 30 seconds each.Stack 1 of 7 · the core kit
    $50
  • The L·E·A·D playbook (98 pages, PDF). The field manual I wrote for friends. Pre-1978 paint, pre-1986 plumbing, soil, dust, friction points during diy. Plus the "what to throw out, what to keep" decision tree. /lead-frameworkstack 2 of 7 · the playbook
    $39
  • Your personalized zip report. The zip-screener pulls census + EPA + lead-service-line data for your address and tells you whether you live in a top-decile risk zip. One screen, no email gate. /zip-screenerstack 3 of 7 · the zip report
    $29
  • Refill voucher. 50% off your next drip bottle, valid forever. The reagent is consumable. One bottle covers ~80 surface tests. When you finish it, the refill is half off.Stack 4 of 7 · the refill voucher
    $22
  • Replacement credit. For every dish or mug you find positive and throw out, $5 off a future order. Send the photo, get the credit. Up to $50 of credits. Removes the "but throwing out my favorite mug costs me money" objection.Stack 5 of 7 · the replacement credit
    $50
  • The interview library. Recordings with dr. Jessica, Daniella, the farmhouse family, and three pediatricians who walked families from elevated BLL to undetectable. Private link, lifetime access.Stack 6 of 7 · the interview library
    $79
  • The Download Pack (bonus). The same PDF brief from the magnet above, plus three printable cheat sheets you can stick on the fridge. Yours whether you buy or not, but kept inside the kit so you remember it exists.Stack 7 of 7 · the bonus pack
    $19
total stacked value $288
if all this did was find one positive mug your kid drinks hot chocolate from this winter and you swapped it out before the next sip, would the kit be worth $50? That is the entire pitch.
$288 stacked value $50 Drip Kit · ships free over $50 · 365-day refund
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007 · the close

The only honest questions left.

"my dishes are fine, this is fearmongering."

I hope so. That is the result we want. You spend $50 once, run every painted mug and plate, find nothing, and the question is settled. The kit either rules lead out or finds it. Either answer is worth $50 versus not knowing.

"swab tests already exist and they're cheaper."

Swabs change color on lead and a few other things. Fluoro-Spec uses perovskite quantum-dot fluorescence specific to lead. No false positives from rust, soap, pigment. Peer-reviewed in analytica chimica acta 2024. You read it with a UV light, the same way labs do, just in a bottle.

"do you sell my data?"

No. Ever. one-click unsubscribe on every email. The only thing we do with your address is send you the Download Pack and a five-email arc that walks you through the playbook. That is it.

"what if I find lead and don't know what to do?"

That is exactly what the playbook is for. If you want a human, call 631-461-1838 or reply to any email I send. I answer most of them myself.

One drip. One light. One honest answer. Then you decide what stays in your kitchen.

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ps · from Eric

If you run the kit and find lead, send me a photo. The ones that land in the inbox are the ones that keep me building this. And if you already have a friend with a baby on the way, forward this page. That is who I wrote it for.

P.p.s. The Download Pack is the start of a short email arc, not a sales firehose. Five emails over five days, the first one ten minutes from now. You can leave any time and you keep the PDF.

Eric · founder, Fluoro-Spec · Eric@DetectLead.com · 631-461-1838

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