Water Quality

Need drinking water quality testing lab?

tonymonton asked:


Yes, I know I can call my local water department. But, they are the ones I’m checking. I guess I’m paranoid. So, anyone know of a trusted INDEPENDENT water testing lab?

ELLIS

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Friday, December 12th, 2008, by Water Quality Admin and is filed under "Water Quality Monitoring, Drinking Water Quality, Independent, Water Department, Water Testing ". Both comments and pings are currently closed.

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2 Responses “Need drinking water quality testing lab?”

1. leonard s says:

   December 13, 2008 at 10:28 am

   most of your water treatment companys
2. Miss Vida says:

   December 14, 2008 at 3:26 am

   Where do you live and what are you testing for? That is super important, as is how you collect the water and what preservation methods…

   If it is basic stuff, you can probably use a local lab for a lot cheaper price. If you are doing something like mercury, or ultra low metals, or medications, or pesticides, you’ll have to find a speciality lab and it will cost a lot ($300-500 per sample analysis).

   You’ll also need to know what numbers are acceptable and what are not…. If you water company is going to fudge something, odds are they’ll compare the number they have with the highest water quality standard that they can, which doesn’t mean healthy water… Anywho, good luck, I can provide more info if you email me through Answers…

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