Have you ever wondered what is in your drinking water? It is often contaminated with organic and inorganic impurities, such as high levels of arsenic, fluoride and microorganisms. 80% of diseases are caused by consuming waterborne pollutants in contaminated water. As a result, it is important to test if the drinking water is safe for consumption. Drinking contaminated water could cause diseases like cholera, diarrhea, dysentery and hepatitis A, and could even be fatal.
Ensures that the water you consume is free from harmful contaminants, promoting overall well-being.
Prevents the introduction of unsafe water into food production processes, safeguarding food quality.
Reduces the risk of disease spread in communal environments by ensuring clean and safe drinking water.
A harmful bacterium that can cause severe gastrointestinal illness when ingested through contaminated water.
Various chemicals, including pesticides and industrial waste, can seep into water sources, posing health risks upon consumption.
The presence of human or animal waste in water can lead to serious health concerns, including the spread of diseases.
These include viruses, bacteria and parasites that can cause waterborne diseases if not properly treated.