You baby-proofed everything visible. Lead is the thing you can't see.

34% of u.s. Kids with elevated blood lead live in homes that passed visual inspection. Answer 8 questions and you get a risk band you can defend to a pediatrician, the two vectors most likely to be hitting your house, and the 30-second test that confirms it.

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I made this because I was wrong about my own house.

I'm Eric. I started Fluoro-Spec because most of my early customers had kids who were already poisoned. The test market was $11 swabs that fade in your hand and $200 lab tests that come back in a week. Neither tells you if the plate your kid is eating off of tonight is the problem.

Daniella found one decorated plate she had been using for years. 4 months later her son went from 3.4 µg/dL to undetectable. She didn't need a hazmat crew. She needed to know which plate.

Dr. Jessica found three sources. Two kids. 8 months. Undetectable. that's the win. Not zero lead in the world. Just zero lead in your house.

What's in your house was never tested for what you actually care about. A blood draw tells you a number. It doesn't tell you which surface. The quiz tells you which surface. The kit confirms it in 30 seconds.

These are the six places lead actually hides.

decorated rose ceramic plate, lead glow on decoration
Dishes: decorated ceramic, thrift store finds, gold-rim plates.
decorated baby bottle, character paint glow
Bottles: printed character paint on baby bottles, sippy cups, lunchboxes.
lead glow on window paint and sill dust
Paint & dust: 33 million u.s. Homes still have lead paint. Crawl-level dust is the #1 documented route for infant exposure.
vintage painted train toy testing positive
Toys & heirlooms: the 1984 mattel rattle tested positive. Pre-1990 hand-me-downs need verification.
bath water glowing green from lead service line
Water: lead solder was legal until 1986. Nsf-53 filter or bottled for formula and drinking until you confirm.
yard soil glowing under uv, leaded gasoline residue
Soil: leaded gasoline (1923-1996) settled into the top 2-4 inches of every residential yard. The dripline along the foundation is worst.

Fluoro-Spec reagent is methylammonium bromide in isopropanol. When it lands on lead-painted decoration, the lead reacts and forms a perovskite quantum dot that glows bright green under UV. White ceramic with no lead pigment doesn't react. 30 seconds. No lab.

8 questions. You get the two vectors most likely to be in your house.

Tap an answer, it advances. Low / moderate / high risk band at the end, with the highest-weight vector flagged and the exact place to test first.

8 questions. No wrong answers.

We tell you which vectors apply to your family and which kit covers them.

Scan your house tonight. Find the source.

A swab test costs $11 and fades in your hand. A lab test costs $200 and comes back in a week. The kit costs $50 and tells you which plate, tonight, in 30 seconds. One drop of Fluoro-Spec on the painted side of the dish. If it's lead, it glows green.

Drip Kit. The one Daniella and dr. Jessica used.

One bottle. One UV light. Everything you need to scan a nursery tonight.

  • + drip-tip bottle of Fluoro-Spec reagent. Methylammonium bromide in isopropanol. One drop on a plate, 30 seconds, green glow under UV = lead. ($50 value)
  • + UV lab light, sized for kitchen scanning. ($24 value)
  • + the 106-page Lead Framework book. Learn, examine, abate, detox, live. The protocol dr. Jessica ran for 8 months. ($39 value)
  • + Baby Bottle Review Sheet. Every bottle on the market scored on lead and what shows up next to it. 35 tested, 14 failed. ($19 value)
  • + 18,124-lot Baby Food Database. Searchable by brand, ingredient, lot. Updated daily. ($29 value)
  • + Universal Food Calculator. Four metals, 1,343 foods, per-serving math. ($19 value)
  • + Active Recall Watch. Lot alerts in your inbox the day FDA lists a recall. ($24 value)
  • + Lead-Safe University, 19 lessons, free for life. ($49 value)
  • + leaducational dish database, 2,165 dishes scanned with a niton xl5 plus. ($19 value)

Total stack value: $272. If all the kit did was confirm one dish in your kitchen is leaching lead and you swapped it tonight, it would be worth $50.

If all it did was give you the framework that took dr. Jessica from "I don't know where it's coming from" to undetectable in 8 months, it would be worth $50.

If all it did was retest after you remediated, the way Daniella did over 4 months and saw her son drop from 3.4 µg/dL to undetectable, it would be worth $50.

Real price: $50. One time. Yours to keep.

Get the Drip Kit, $50

365-day refund. You don't return anything. The reagent is consumable. If the kit doesn't pay for itself in clarity within a year, email Eric@DetectLead.com and I refund every dollar.

Testing more than one kid, or want a backup bottle? Full Kit $75 →

The full Fluoro-Spec test kit is two bottles. Drip and spray. One for dishes, one for walls and dust. Same stack, same guarantee. See the Full Kit, $75.

The real questions before you say no.

My kid's blood lead is already zero, do I need this?

The blood test is a snapshot. A half-life of 30 days. It tells you what they ate this month. The kit tells you what they're going to eat next month, off of which plate. The win is keeping that number at zero forever.

Does it test the food itself?

No. Fluoro-Spec is for the surfaces (dishes, bottles, painted decoration, dust, soil). for food, use the Universal Food Calculator (free, on this site) and the 18,124-lot Baby Food Database (also free).

How accurate is it vs a lab?

The perovskite reaction is specific to lead at the surface. It's not a quantitative lab measurement (you don't get a ppb number). you get "lead is present here" or "it's not." for sourcing, that's the question that matters.

What if my kid's blood lead is already elevated?

Call 631-461-1838 or email Eric@DetectLead.com first. There's a phone call before the kit makes sense, because the order of operations changes when there's already a positive reading.

Take the quiz first. It points to the vector. Then the kit confirms it.

Take the quiz Drip Kit, $50

I made these. They are free.

Six tools my family uses to keep our kid under the FDA action threshold. Type your email. You get all six on this page in two seconds.

  1. 1. Baby-Proof Lead Risk Calculatorthe 8-question read of your house you just started. Risk band you can defend to a pediatrician.
  2. 2. Blood Lead Calculator1,370 foods scored by purity labs with ICP-MS. Type what your kid ate this week, get µg/day vs the FDA IRL.
  3. 3. Baby Food Database18,000 lots, updated daily. Search by brand, ingredient, lot.
  4. 4. Baby Bottle Review Sheetevery bottle on the market scored on lead and the substances that show up next to it.
  5. 5. Leaducational Pages2,165 dishes scanned with a niton xl5 plus, sorted by brand and pattern.
  6. 6. Lead Framework Book106 pages. Learn, examine, abate, detox, live. The parent protocol that runs the whole house.

No spam. One short email every few days. Leave any day you want, one click. By email I mean a parable and one thing to try, not a corporate newsletter.

Here you go. Six things, one tab each.

I copied your email to the list. The first email lands in a couple minutes. Open the pack below now.

Bookmark this page. The database and the leaducational pages update almost every day. The bottle sheet and the dish list grow as the lab finishes new runs.

Or, if you want, grab a kit.

The information is free. The kit is for parents who, after reading the framework, decide they want to walk around the nursery with a drop bottle tonight. One drop of Fluoro-Spec on the painted side of a plate. If it's lead, it glows green in seconds. No lab.

See the Drip Kit, $50