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MCL = Maximum Concentration Limit. The maximum amount allowed in your water supply.

MDL = Minimum Detection Limit. The numbers given represent the sensitivity of the tests being used. Some parameters can be tested using more sensitive methods when it is necessary.

 Also see Microorganism / Coliforms, Giardia etc     EPAhttp://www.epa.gov/safewater/mcl.html#mcls

Tests of individual parameters are always more expensive.

If you request our RAPID SCREEN test, you will get important results for many more tests and SAVE MONEY

Parameter Your Result MCL Potential Health Effects from Ingestion of Water Sources of Contaminant in Drinking Water MDL Overnight
Results
Fee (36hrs)
 Rate
Coliforms   0 Various Water Borne Diseases Fecal from various sources   $ 50.00  $  35.00
E. coli or Fecal Coliforms   0 Various Water Borne Diseases Fecal from various sources      $  35.00
Temperature (deg C)   No Limit Affects solubility, concentration of chemicals   -5 - 105 oC RS1P  $   8.00
Total Dissolved Solids   500 ppm Heart, Blood Pressure Typical Tap~60-90ppm; Dist 0; Sp 143; Bot 140 0-2,000 ppm RS1P  $  25.00
Visual Examination   Clear       RS1P  $  15.00
30 X Microscopic Exam   Clear cannot get this test anywhere else     RS1P  $  30.00
Color   0-5 CU       RS1P  $  13.00
Turbidity   0-25 NTU Inactivates Disinfectants Erosion and Organics 0 RS1P  $  50.00
Coliform Test           $50.00  $  35.00
E. coli Test     $5.00 if done along with Coliform test     NC  $  35.00
Fecal Coliforms              $  35.00
Corrosivity              $  35.00
Magnesium (By Calculation)     $15.00 if done along with Calcium Test        $  30.00
Sterile Sampling Containers     coliforms and chemistries        $   7.00
Iron Reducing Bacteria     $35.00.  Do it yourself: we send you a sterile growth tube with medium for only $35.00. you add sample and perform test.       65.00
Sulfur Reducing Bacteria     $35.00.  Do it yourself: we send you a sterile growth tube with medium for only $35.00. you add sample and perform test.       65.00
Slime Forming Bacteria     $35.00.  Do it yourself: we send you a sterile growth tube with medium for only $35.00. you add sample and perform test.       65.00
Metals (Except Lead and
Mercury)
             $  30.00
Lead (36hr)           $ 70.00  
Acidity   No Limit Affects ability to neutralize acids or bases   767285    $  20.00
Alkalinity   250 mg/L Affects ability to neutralize acids or bases   767285    $  20.00
Bromine   No Limit   nematacides, soil sterilization 0-4.5    $  75.00
Calcium, Total Hardness as Ca   No Limit   leaching from soil minerals; contributes to hardness 767285    $  20.00
Carbon Dioxide   No Limit Acidifies water   10-1000    $  25.00
Chloride   250 mg/L Nuisance Chemical: Cosmetic or Aesthetic (Taste, Odor, Color, Rash) A component of salts 2228255    $  22.50
Chlorine, Free & Total   No Limit   a disinfectant added man 0-2    $  22.50
Chromium EPA PP   0.1 mg/L Allergic dermatitis Discharge from steel and pulp mills; erosion of natural deposits 0-0.60    $  25.00
Conductivity   700 uS/cm Typical Distilled ~0-3 uS/cm; Tap 120-180 uS/cm; ;   Bottled Drink Water 276uS/cm; Bot. Spring 282 uS/cm 0-3,999 uS/cm RS1P  $  15.00
Copper EPA PP   1.3 mg/L Short term exposure: Gastrointestinal distress  Long term exposure: Liver or kidney damage  People with Wilson's Disease should consult their personal doctor if the amount of copper in their water exceeds the action level Corrosion of household plumbing systems; erosion of natural deposits 0-5    $  20.00
Dissolved Oxygen   No Limit     1-10+    $  20.00
Fluoride   4.0 mg/L Bone disease (pain and tenderness of the bones); Children may get mottled teeth Water additive which promotes strong teeth; erosion of natural deposits; discharge from fertilizer and aluminum factories 0-2    $  22.50
Hardness   No Limit 0-75 is considered soft leaching from soil minerals 767285    $  22.50
Iodine   No Limit necessary in small doses; toxic in elevated doses   0-7    $  25.00
Iron, Total   0.3 mg/L Nuisance Chemical: Cosmetic or Aesthetic (Taste, Odor, Color, Rash)   0-3    $  20.00
Manganese, HR   0.05 mg/L Nuisance Chemical: Cosmetic or Aesthetic (Taste, Odor, Color, Rash)   0-20    $  26.00
Nitrogen, Ammonia   No Limit   Runoff from fertilizer use; leaching from septic tanks, sewage; erosion of natural deposits 0-2.5    $  25.50
Nitrogen, Nitrate   10 mg/L Infants below the age of six months who drink water containing nitrate in excess of the MCL could become seriously ill and, if untreated, may die. Symptoms include shortness of breath and blue-baby syndrome. Runoff from fertilizer use; leaching from septic tanks, sewage; erosion of natural deposits 0-30, 0-4.5 RS1P  $  25.50
Nitrogen, Nitrite   1.0 mg/L Infants below the age of six months who drink water containing nitrite in excess of the MCL could become seriously ill and, if untreated, may die. Symptoms include shortness of breath and blue-baby syndrome. Runoff from fertilizer use; leaching from septic tanks, sewage; erosion of natural deposits 0-0.300    $  25.75
pH   6.5-8.5 Digestive problems Dist. 7.69; Sp 8.14; Bot 8.0; Tap 7.54 0-14 RS1P  $   8.75
Phosphorus, Total   No Limit  Direct Reading   0-2.5    $  30.00
Phosphorus, Reactive (P2O5)   mg/L     0-2.5    $  30.00
Phosphorus, PO43- ion   mg/L     0-2.5    $  30.00
Salinity     Heart, Blood Pressure   0-80ppm    $  35.00
Silica         0-1.600    $  32.50
Sodium Chromate         0-1100    $  25.00
Sulfate   250 mg/L Can cause odor and discoloration. Nuisance Chemical: Cosmetic or Aesthetic (Taste, Odor, Color, Rash)   0-70    $  27.00
Sulfide         0-0.60    $  27.50
             
             
Consult, Recommendations and Report              $  45.00

 

Much of the information contained in the following table was obtained from the USEPA documents titled “Current Drinking Water Standards”, “National Primary Drinking Water Regulations”, and “National Secondary Drinking Water Regulations”. Reference:

·         National Primary Drinking Water Regulations
·         National Secondary Drinking Water Regulations

The absence of information in certain areas of the table should NOT be taken to mean that there are, or are not, health hazards associated with those parameters.

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