Specialized Water Tests

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.

Determine the oxidation state of arsenic in your drinking water–arsenic III or arsenic V.

Test your drinking water for HAA9 which includes the five regulated HAA5, as well as four additional, unregulated haloacetic acids.

Test water used for brewing to analyze important paramets that impact taste, enzyme activity, and equipment condition.

Test your drinking water for dioxins and furans–which can form during industrial and manufacturing processes, waste-burning, and natural disasters.

Test for 49 common drugs, pharmaceuticals, steroids, hormones and endocrine disruptors in drinking water.

Test your drinking water for ethylene glycol–a coolant often used in antifreeze and other industrial applications.

Test your drinking water for ammonia–a popular chloramine precursor used in water treatment plants.

Test for 34 common drugs, pharmaceuticals, steroids, hormones and endocrine disruptors in drinking water.

Test your drinking water for 1-bromopropane, which is used as a solvent and in dry cleaning processes.

Test for radium-226, a radioactive isotope of radium occurring naturally in the ground and also released by industrial activity.

Test your drinking water for non-isotopic cesium–a naturally occurring stable form of cesium..

Test your drinking water for bisphenol-A (BPA), a common leachate in older plastic plumbing and storage containers.

Test your drinking water for thorium–a common radioactive metal ubiquitous in low levels throughout the environment.

Test your drinking water for acrylamide, which is used in fabrication of polymers and in wastewater treatment.

Test your drinking water for cyanide.

Test your drinking water for common causes of unpleasant taste and odor issues.

Test your drinking water for ethylene glycol monobutyl ether–a likely carcinogen found in cleaning products and used as a solvent.

Test your water for campylobacter–a bacteria that can enter the water supply through contamination from animal feces.

Test your drinking water for MBAS to detect nearby surfactant spills or industrial dumping.

Test your drinking water for bismuth–a metal often used as a safer substitute for lead.

Test your drinking water for endotoxins–a potential sign of bacterial contamination.

Test your drinking water for palladium.

Test your drinking water for chloride–an anion often found in city water supplies that use chlorine as disinfection.

Test your drinking water for iodide–a naturally occuring salt that can react with chlorine to form toxic byproducts.

Test your water for Legionella pneumophila, including advanced analysis for serotype identification and enumeration.

Test for strontium-90, a radioactive isotope of strontium found near nuclear power and waste sites.

Test only for the vanadium level of your water.

Test your water for Vibrio vulnificus–a bacteria found in marine water that can lead to severe wound infections and gastroenteritis.

Identify specific pythium and phytophthora species–common soil-borne fungi–in drinking water.

Test your drinking water for an array of aldehyeds–such as formaldehyde, which can form in the water supply following disinfection processes.

This cutting-edge water testing package provides DNA analysis to help target biological hazards in a water sample.

Test your drinking water for platinum–a rare metal sometimes used in water treatment.

Test your drinking water for SOCs related to industrial activity.

Test for lead-210, a radioactive isotope of lead that can enter water supplies from natural erosion or runoff from industrial waste disposal sites.

Test your drinking water for sucralose, a popular indicator of water that's been impacted by human activity.

Test your drinking water comprehensively for alpha radiation, and likely sources–such as uranium, radon, and radium-226.

Identify specific fusarium species–a common soil fungus that can produce mycotoxins–in drinking water.

Test your drinking water for gold.

Test your drinking water for the two most common naturally occurring uranium isotopes.

Test your drinking water for beta radiation and its likely sources–such as strontium-90, cesium-137, potassium-40, and radium-228.