1.   Nitrogen (N)

2.   pH

3.   Ammonia (NH3-4)

4.   Magnesium (Mg)

5.   Alkalinity (At)

6.   Nitrate (NO3)

7.   Nitrite (NO2)

8.   Phosphate (PO4)

9.   Potassium (K)

10. Fluoride (F)

11. Hardness

12. Iron (Fe)

13. Copper (Cu)

14. Lead (Pb)

15. Chlorine (Cl)

1.    Calcium (Ca)

2.    Alkalinity (At)

3.    Magnesium (Mg)

4.    Ammonia (NH3-4)

5.    Nitrite (NO2)

6.    Nitrate NO3)

7.    Phosphate (PO4)

8.    Iodine (I-)

9.    Potassium (K)

10.  Strontium (Sr)

11.  Molybdenum (Mo)

12.  Copper (Cu++)

13.  Silica (SiO2-3)

14.  Mercury (Hg)

15.  Nitrogen (N)

16.  pH

17.  Iron (Fe)

1. Fresh water test

2. Pesticide test

3. Parasite

1. Fresh water test

2. Pesticide

3. Parasite

1.   Bromine (Br)

2.   pH

3.   Ammonium Chloride (NH3-4 Cl)

4.   Residential Chlorine (Cl-l)

5.   Alkalinity (At)

6.   Nitrate (NO3)

7.   Nitrite (NO2)

8.   Total Chlorine (Cl)

9.   Carbonate (CO₃²⁻)

10. Fluoride (F)

11. Hardness

12. Iron (Fe)

13. Copper (Cu)

14. Lead (Pb)

15. Cyanuric Acid (C3H3N3O3)

Specialized testing for 14x PFAS compounds by EPA 537.1 for drinking water sample.

PFAS water testing is basically checking your water for invisible “forever chemicals” that don’t break down and can build up in your body over time. Since you can’t see, smell, or taste PFAS, the only way to know if they’re there is through a lab test of your water.