PFAS (per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances) are among the most persistent environmental chemicals and are often referred to as "forever chemicals." They can enter water through industrial processes, fire-fighting foams, or coatings.
Due to their stability, PFAS are now being investigated worldwide in drinking water. The EU Drinking Water Directive has therefore introduced limit values for PFAS for the first time.
With our Klar2O PFAS water analysis, your drinking water will be specifically tested for this group of substances. After the analysis, you will receive a professional laboratory report with a comparison to the currently applicable limit values.
Test PFAS in drinking water – Klar2O PFAS drinking water analysis for home
Analysis period: 11-18 business days (standard)
Test values
20 per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in accordance with:
EU Drinking Water Directive 2020/2184
German Drinking Water Ordinance (TrinkwV)
EU Drinking Water Directive 2020/2184
German Drinking Water Ordinance (TrinkwV)
Water test from the comfort of your home
It's that simple
Order, take a sample, send it in – in just a few steps, you can start your professional drinking water analysis. Your water sample will be analysed in a certified German specialist laboratory using recognized testing methods.
Just a few days after the sample arrives at the laboratory, you will receive your clearly presented analysis report – explained in an understandable way and immediately evaluable.
Why a water analysis makes sense
How good is the quality of your tap water really?
In Germany, drinking water is strictly controlled and regularly tested by water utilities. However, responsibility ends at the house connection – from there, the building owner is responsible for water quality.
On its way to the tap, water quality can be affected by pipes, deposits, or fittings. These influences are not monitored by the water utilities.
A water analysis directly at your home provides clarity and shows the actual values such as water hardness, pH value, and minerals.
This is particularly useful if you use your water daily or want to decide whether measures such as filters or limescale protection are necessary.