Water Analysis Pesticides

Check whether your drinking water contains pesticides or herbicides. Even in small quantities, these substances can enter drinking water through agricultural use or environmental contamination. Our Pesticide Water Analysis examines several common plant protection agents and biocides, as well as the total concentration of pesticides detected in the laboratory.

The test also includes the widely discussed pesticide Chlorothalonil. In drinking water it is usually present in the form of chlorothalonil-sulfonic acid. The results clearly show whether chlorothalonil or other pesticide residues are present in your tap water.

Why a pesticide water test can be useful

• You regularly drink tap water.
• Your water shows unusual colour, smell or taste.
• Vulnerable individuals live in your household (babies, children, pregnant women or sick people).
• You use tap water to prepare baby food.
• You use tap water with a soda maker.

What does the pesticide water analysis test for?

The Pesticide Water Test checks your drinking water for a wide range of pesticides and their residues, including substances such as Atrazine, Bentazon, Metolachlor, Diuron, Imidacloprid, Terbuthylazine, Chloridazon, Dimethoate, Iprodione, Thiamethoxam, chlorothalonil-sulfonic acid and many other plant protection products and biocides.

Pesticide water test for drinking water

Check your drinking water for pesticide and herbicide residues. Within 2–3 weeks you will receive a detailed laboratory report that provides reliable information about the quality of your drinking water.