Specialized Tests

Test for giardia and cryptosporidium–two dangerous pathogens common in natural water sources.

Test your water for microplastics with this highly accurate count and polymer identification method.

Test your water for H. pylori–a bacteria that can lead to the formation of painful peptic ulcers.

Test your drinking water for common bacteria that lead to biofilm or other slimy buildup.

Test your drinking water for Legionella pneumophila.

Test your drinking water for this pungent herbicide used to control weeds and algae in irrigation canals.

Test your drinking water for hydrogen sulfide–a gas that is commonly associated with a 'rotten egg' smell.

Test your drinking water for tungsten–a metal that may enter the water supply due to nearby mining or industrial activity.

Test your drinking water for common salts–sodium, potassium, and chloride.

Test your drinking water for paraquat–an herbicide used to control aquatic weeds.

Budget-friendly test for basic metals and minerals in tap water.

Test your drinking water for bromide and bromate–ions related to various disinfection processes.

Test your drinking water's algae levels–including species related to harmful algal blooms.

Test your drinking water for lithium–an unregulated alkali metal commonly found in groundwater.

Test your drinking water's tritium (H-3) levels, this rare hydrogen isotope can enter drinking water from nearby nuclear reactors.

Test your drinking water for total organic carbon (TOC).

Test your drinking water for ETBE–a common gasoline additive.

Test your drinking water for an expanded list of core contaminants, while meeting necessary home loan (VA, FHA, USDA etc.) and refinancing requirements.

Test your drinking water for overall radiological activity, as well as pinpoint common causes of radiation such as radon, uranium, and radium.

Test your drinking water for mercury with high-precision.

Ideal test to assess deionized (DI) water quality and is suggested for industrial or commercial facilities required to meet ISO, ASTM, NCCLS, or Pharma standards.

Test for radium-228, a radioactive isotope of radium produced by the decay of naturally occurring and man-made deposits.

Test your drinking water for chlorine and chloramine–the two most common disinfectants used by water utilities.

Test your drinking water for sulfate reducing bacteria–a common cause of rotten egg smell.