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Kids Read Foundation · DetectLead
Lead safety tools for your family
Lynda and the Kids Read Foundation put this together with us. Everything here is free, or close to it. Pick what fits your home and your kids, and take one small step today.
Where might I find lead?
Lead hides in everyday things. Old paint and dust in homes built before 1978, old toys, keys, costume jewelry, stained glass, even fishing sinkers. You cannot see it, but you can find it. The quiz works in Spanish and a dozen other languages, and it points you to exactly what to check.
Open the lead map →
Check your food before you buy it
Many baby foods now have to test for lead and post the results. You can check the lot number on the jar right there in the store. You can also see how much lead your family's everyday food might add up to.
Know the facts, and get free help
No level of lead is safe in the body, and a simple finger-prick blood test is the only way to know for sure. The Salt Lake County Lead Poisoning Prevention Program will help you find and remove lead in your home, for free.
Kids Read families: a test kit for almost nothing
Spray it around your home and watch lead paint and glaze light up bright green. The full kit is normally $75. With the code below you get 75% off, so it is about $19 plus shipping.
SALTLAKE75
Get the full kit, 75% off
Enter the code at checkout. Offer for Kids Read families.
Kids Read Foundation. Read to them. Keep them safe.
Made with Lynda Brown, Kids Read Foundation, and DetectLead.