Nope, no test yet other than a calibrated nose. He said a filter system will not keep up with the amount we have and that the only real harm of the sulphur is it's corrosive attack on COPPER and other metals. The smell does not bother me a bit, but I am concerned with it eating away at all the fixtures. Ran it a few more hours yesterday while working on the pressure tank/etc. It's still milky and the rep said if that does not clear out in another day or two it's the sulphur making it that color. It seems like the
more we run it the stronger the smell gets.
I'm going to finish hooking up all my fixtures today and get the water turned on and do a leak check. After that I will run the snot out of it and see if it clears.
Also I take it you don't know how big the aquifer or pocket of water your well has tapped is...If I were you I would not be dumping any gallon of bleach down that well. instead I would be taking water samples to a state lab, the health department and get some qualified advice and I would do all of this before I bought any filtration system , especially one costing north of $1K
Mike he didn't mention the name of the system, but he explained it...sounds like something along these lines:
Iron and Sulfur Removal From Well Water.
Mark I hope it wanes, but I suspect it will not...seems pretty strong.