The 411 on how your water meter is connected to your water service line using a water meter coupling (aka water meter nipple). Here's the good news: while it may be inconvenient to access, it is easier to disconnect than a soldered joint.

Remember, if there is a leak at the meter connection it may just be a failing gasket.

For reference, here is what was compatible with our water meter:
https://homedepot.sjv.io/kLg6N
Since it is out of stock online (as of 12/18/2020), you might be able to find it in the store or check out Amazon:
https://amzn.to/348JipU
BUT if you are looking at this from a leak perspective and it is leaking on the side between the coupling and the meter you most likely only need a gasket. If so, you can probably pick up a gasket cheapest at your local plumbing supply--not online.

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