Drinking Water Analysis – Heavy Metals & Contaminants

Drinking Water Test – Heavy Metals & Contaminants

Laboratory-based analysis of your drinking water for toxic metals, minerals, and key parameters – for clean and healthy water.

Why this analysis matters

Water is the foundation of health – but old pipes, natural deposits, or environmental pollution can introduce arsenic, lead, and other harmful substances into your drinking water. Our analysis provides precise laboratory data so you can make informed decisions regarding filtration, remediation, or safety checks.

What we test

• Heavy metals (selection): Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, Mercury, Uranium, Nickel, Chromium, Aluminum, Barium, Copper, Zinc
• Additional elements: Iron, Manganese, Selenium, Thallium, Antimony, Beryllium
• pH level & corrosion risk: Acidic water can leach metals like lead or copper from pipes
• Fluoride & other parameters: Assessment of potentially harmful concentrations

Your benefits

• 🔍 Transparency: Reliable laboratory results instead of assumptions
• 🛡️ Health protection: Detect and address contamination early
• 🧠 Informed decisions: Choose the right filter or take action if your plumbing is outdated
• 📄 Simple process: Collect sample at home, send it in, receive a digital report

Scientific background

Naturally elevated arsenic levels have been documented in many groundwater sources worldwide. Lead often enters drinking water through aging household pipes. Even fluoride can have negative health effects at relatively low concentrations. An abnormal pH level may also accelerate corrosion, releasing additional metals – regular testing is therefore recommended.

Note: This analysis is intended for personal water quality assessment and does not replace official testing. All reference values are based on recognized international guidelines. If contaminants are detected, we recommend appropriate countermeasures (e.g., filtration or pipe inspection) and consultation with a qualified professional.