Test your drinking water using EPA Method 533, which identifies 25 common PFAS analytes. This process follows EPA Method 533 by adhering to all required steps and quality control measures set forth by the EPA for regulatory, legal or compliance reporting purposes. This kit includes everything you need to confidently collect and return your samples to our analytical lab. We will analyze and provide a comprehensive, professional report with detailed results.
This quality-controlled EPA Method of testing/analysis is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 and TNI standards and is suitable for regulatory reporting, legal and compliance use.
What's Included
Five collection bottles (two sample collection, three quality control)
Sanitary rubber gloves
Instruction card with link to "Activate The Kit"
Pre-paid return shipping label when returned within the continental U.S. (contact us regarding alternate locations)
Re-usable shipping carton and tape for easy re-packing and return
Accredited Analysis To ISO/IEC 17025 and NELAC (TNI) Standards For EPA Method 533
Available for use in the U.S. and internationally (select the appropriate kit type)
Results suitable for state drinking water compliance where NELAP (TNI) accreditation is accepted; please verify your state-specific requirements before proceeding
Our PFAS reports examine analytes measured in parts per trillion (ppt). Results are provided based on Limits of Qualification (LOQ). Each LOQ represents the lowest concentration of a substance that can be reliably measured with acceptable accuracy and precision. This analysis will help you determine your level of exposure and serve as a guide to taking further action. The report image shown is only an example as the content (and results) will vary by test.
Activate a kit
Kit activation is required in order to ensure your results are accurately processed and posted. The process is simple. Start here!
Available for use in the U.S. and internationally (select the appropriate kit type)
Results suitable for state drinking water compliance where NELAP (TNI) accreditation is accepted; please verify your state-specific requirements before proceeding
