This measures the acidity of water. Most organisms can only survive within a pH range of 6 to 8.

The chloride levels of water can be raised because of minerals and industrial activity, so it is important to check this parameter.

This is done to check the amount of particulate matter that is present in the water. Clarity and purity are both affected by this.

This is done to determine the level of pesticides in water that may have crept in due to the ground being treated with heavy fertilisers, for example.

A metal test is important, and a rather critical one at that, as it determines the presence of harmful and or toxic metals, such as antimony, zinc, or mercury. It is, of course, imperative that the water meant for drinking be free of such contaminants. Our FSSAI recognized testing lab offer a wide range of water testing services for drinking water, bottled water, and many more.