How can I test hydrogen levels?

Use the Blue Liquid Reagent Test. Add drops one by one until the blue color disappears.

  • 20 drops = 2000 ppb (3-min mode)
  • 90 drops = 9000 ppb (18-min mode)

Do not use handheld electronic hydrogen meters—they are inaccurate and unreliable for high concentrations.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – H2Origin Pulse Hydrogen Water Bottle

Here are answers to the most common questions about the H2Origin Pulse Hydrogen Water Bottle. If you have additional inquiries, feel free to reach out.

 

1. What material is the H2Origin Pulse bottle made of?

The bottle is made of premium American Tritan™ plastic, which is BPA-free, durable, and shatter-resistant. Tritan is lighter and safer than glass while maintaining purity and quality.

2. Is Tritan plastic safe for drinking water?

Yes, Tritan is FDA-approved, BPA-free, and does not release harmful chemicals, even with temperature changes. It is widely used in medical and food-grade applications.

3. Is the bottle available in glass?

No, H2Origin Pulse uses Tritan™ plastic to ensure durability and safety while keeping the bottle lightweight and impact-resistant.

4. How do I activate the bottle before first use?

To activate the hydrogen membrane, run 10 cycles of 3-minute hydrogenation with hot water (176°F / 80°C) before using it with drinking water.

5. How do I switch between 3-minute and 18-minute modes?

Press the power button once for 3-minute mode. Press and hold the button for 2-3 seconds to activate the 18-minute mode.

6. Can I drink the hydrogen water immediately after generation?

Yes, but for the best hydrogen absorption, drink the water immediately after the cycle ends. Hydrogen levels decrease over time.

7. What type of water should I use?

Use purified, filtered, or distilled water for optimal performance. Do not use mineral, alkaline, or carbonated water, as they may affect hydrogen production.

8. Can I use the bottle for hydrogen inhalation?

Yes, attach the breathing cannula to the designated port and use the 3-minute or 18-minute hydrogenation cycle while inhaling.

9. How do I clean the bottle?

Rinse daily with warm water. For deep cleaning, use citric acid (1 tsp in warm water) and run a hydrogenation cycle once a week.

10. How do I clean the spray mister?

Rinse the mister with filtered water daily. If clogged, soak the nozzle in warm water for 10 minutes to clear blockages.

Hydrogen Level & Testing / Troubleshooting

11. How can I test hydrogen levels?

Use the Blue Liquid Reagent Test. Add drops one by one until the blue color disappears.• 20 drops = 2000 ppb (3-min mode)• 90 drops = 9000 ppb (18-min mode)Do not use handheld electronic hydrogen meters—they are inaccurate and unreliable for high concentrations.

12. What if my hydrogen levels seem low?

Ensure the lid is closed during hydrogenation. Re-run the activation process if needed and use only purified or distilled water.

13. My bottle won’t turn on. What should I do?

Ensure it is fully charged (3-4 hours). Press and hold the power button for 2-3 seconds to turn it on.

14. The bottle is flashing between 3M and 18M and won’t stop.

Reset the device by holding the power button for 10 seconds. If the issue continues, contact support.

15. My bottle is leaking. What can I do?

Check the rubber sealing ring inside the lid and ensure it’s positioned correctly. Tighten the lid securely.