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Sorry, it’s quite confusing: what do I need to buy to test my egg/s? Eg if I buy one “Single Lead Testing Kit (1 Sample)” how many, if any, “$30 egg preparation for testing” things do I need to buy? Thanks.
Hi Sam,
Yes, to test one egg for lead you need to purchase a 1-Sample Emailed Kit and 1 x Egg Preparation for Analysis. We recommend testing the egg of the youngest hen.
Kind regards
Elizabeth O’Brien
Lead Advisor and Lead Scientist
The LEAD Group Inc charity