Long Island sits on a sole-source aquifer, and PFAS “forever chemicals” have been found in water across Nassau and Suffolk. Your utility tests the wellhead — not your tap. Find out what’s actually in your water, analyzed by a lab right here on Long Island.
EPA 533 method · 25-compound PFAS panel · NYS ELAP lab in Holbrook, NY · results in 7–10 business days
Long Island is one of the most closely watched regions in the country for PFAS. Nearly all of its drinking water comes from a federally designated sole-source aquifer beneath Nassau and Suffolk — and once PFAS reach groundwater, they don’t break down.
PFAS have been detected in a number of Long Island public-supply wells, and many water districts have installed or are installing treatment to meet New York’s standards. Common sources include firefighting foam (AFFF) used at airports and military and industrial sites, and legacy industrial plumes. Homes on private wells — common in parts of Suffolk — aren’t covered by any public-system testing at all.
1. Order the kit. It ships to your Long Island address with a PFAS-free collection bottle, gloves, a prepaid return pouch, and a QR guide.
2. Collect & mail. Fill the bottle following the PFAS-free protocol and drop it in the mail the same day.
3. Get your report. Analyzed by EPA Method 533 at a New York State ELAP-approved laboratory in Holbrook, NY, with an easy-to-read report in 7–10 business days.
Your sample is analyzed by Long Island Analytical Laboratories in Holbrook, NY (NYSDOH ELAP #11693) under EPA-referenced methods, with a documented chain of custody. Independent by design — we sell tests, not filters, so there’s no incentive to over-report.
Order today, collect at home, and mail it back in the prepaid pouch.
For informational & screening purposes. Not a medical diagnosis. Regulatory limits summarized for context and may change.
