Lead in Drinking Water

Lead in drinking water is a possible cause of various health problems. Although the use of lead pipes in houses has been banned in Switzerland for over 100 years, contamination from this heavy metal can still occur – especially in older buildings where pipes may still be made of lead. Under no circumstances should lead-contaminated water be consumed. If you suspect lead in your drinking water, you should also avoid using this water for cooking, washing clothes, or doing dishes.

➤ The Baby Water Test also allows for the detection of lead content in drinking water.

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Water Analysis Combi

✔ Bacteria Test: E. Coli, coliform bacteria
✔ Heavy metals and pollutants
✔ For general drinking water, softeners

The comprehensive analysis that covers all common contaminants.

CHF 205.00

Water Analysis Ideal

✔ Focus on heavy metals
✔ Analysis for lead also included
✔ Separate bacteria test recommended

The analysis if heavy metals are suspected in the domestic installation.

CHF 92.00

Water Analysis Baby

✔ Specifically designed for baby water
✔ Most common contaminants
✔ Bacteria analysis available separately

If the drinking water is used for baby food and milk bottles.

CHF 98.00

Water Analysis Single Parameters

✔ Various individual parameters
✔ Most affordable alternative
✔ More parameters available

For several individual parameters, one of the combined analyses is often more favourable.

From CHF 50.00

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