What’s in Your Water? Find Out with a Free Test

This element is common in the soil and can enter groundwater, wells, or municipal water systems. Long-term exposure can cause multiple types of cancers, along with blood vessel damage, anemia, and nerve damage.

Your drinking water can carry dangerous pathogens such as E. coli, Salmonella, cholera, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis E, or Legionnaires’ disease if not treated correctly.

While many municipalities use a microscopic amount of chlorine to kill bacteria and other contaminants, too much of it can cause health problems.

In the past, lead was a common material for pipes and other plumbing fixtures. However, lead particles can get into water and cause health problems for both children and adults.

These chemicals are common in agricultural pesticides. They can seep into the water supply, are harmful to babies and young children, and can cause cancer.

Also called “forever chemicals,” these can linger in the body and cause long-lasting health and environmental issues.