PFAS 6 Regulated Contaminants WI

Test for Most 6 Regulated PFAS Contaminants in Drinking Water Contaminant EPA MCL (ng/L) Common sources of contaminate in drinking water PFHxS 10 Firefighting Foams, Industrial Facilities, Landfill Leachate PFNA 10 Firefighting Foams, Industrial Facilities, Landfill Leachate HFPO-DA 10 Fluorochemical Manufacturing Facilities, Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent PFBS 10 Firefighting Foams, Industrial Facilities, Landfills, Biosolids and Septic Systems PFOA 4 Firefighting Foams, Industrial Facilities, Landfills, Biosolids and Septic Systems PFOS 4 Household products: Non-Stick Cookware, Water Repellent Clothing, Firefighting Foams, Industrial Facilities, Landfills, Wastewater Treatment Plants Residential PFAS Drinking Water Test Kit Test for the 6 EPA-Regulated PFAS Compounds Protect your home and your family with professional-grade drinking water testing you can trust. Our Residential PFAS Test Kit is designed to detect the six regulated per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in drinking water, in accordance with current U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards. These compounds — often referred to as “forever chemicals” — can persist in the environment and in drinking water sources. With this easy-to-use kit, you can: Test your household tap water for the 6 regulated PFAS compounds Receive laboratory analysis performed by a certified environmental testing laboratory. Gain clear, reliable results to help you make informed decisions about your water quality What’s Included: Pre-labeled sample bottles Easy-to-follow sampling instructions Chain-of-custody documentation Secure return packaging for shipment to our laboratory Bag for ice Helpful EPA Resources Once your sample is received, our laboratory performs sensitive analytical testing using EPA-approved methods. You will receive a detailed report outlining your results and applicable regulatory limits in 10-14 business days. As an analytical laboratory, Metiri provides testing and reporting services and cannot offer guidance or recommendations on treatment solutions; however, we hope you find this resource informative and reassuring as you consider your next steps. If you are comparing your test results to external QC specifications or compliance limits and have any questions, please consult the following EPA provided links: Drinking Water in your Home | US EPA For PFAS specific results: Treatment Options for Removing PFAS from Drinking Water | US EPA We hope you find these resources helpful and informative as you make decisions about your drinking water.