Lead And Copper Testing
$ 35
| Test Code | CEL/XXX |
| Sample Size | Minimum 1 liter of water |
| Reportable Units | mg/L (milligrams per liter) |
| Turnaround Time | 5-7 business days |
| Test Method | HACH / In-house Test Methods / |
| Method Description | Water samples are collected and analyzed in a laboratory using a spectrophotometer, which detects and measures the concentration of lead and copper based on their absorbance characteristics. This method provides accurate quantification of these metals, ensuring reliable results for water quality assessment. |
| Sample Retention | Stored for 14 days under controlled conditions for potential retesting |
| Health Implications | Exposure to elevated levels of lead and copper can lead to serious health issues, including developmental delays, neurological damage, and kidney problems. Routine lead and copper testing is crucial for maintaining safe water quality and preventing harmful exposure. |
Product Description
This test measures the concentration of lead and copper in drinking water, which are critical indicators of water safety and quality. Elevated levels of these metals can be harmful, particularly for vulnerable populations such as children and pregnant women. Regular testing is essential for compliance with regulatory standards and ensuring safe drinking water.
Additional Information
| Sample Size | Copper, Lead |
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