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observe the color of the liquid without opening the vial: Purple Color: Negative Result (No bacteria were detected) Yellow Color: Positive Result (It is highly likely that potentially harmful bacteria were detected) Lead Test Interpreting the Results Negative Result Line 1 is darker than Line 2 (or only Line 1 is visible) Positive Result Lines are equally dark, or Line 2 is darker than Line 1, or only Line 2 is visible Invalid Result No lines appear IF THE TEST IS POSITIVE, YOUR WATER SAMPLE MAY CONTAIN BACTERIA LEVELS THAT ARE DANGEROUS TO YOUR HEALTH

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Patients are often advised to fast for several hours before the test, as recent food intake can affect folate measurements

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