Drinking water lab testing

[xspeedy]

Long story, but I have a friend that is dealing with some serious liver health issues, and one suspect is heavy metals in the water sourced from a well that flows through old galvanized pipes. Anyone here know of a good lab at a reasonable price? Just googling, prices are well over $100, and often triple that. And many (Texas A&M) say not for drinking water. I ordered those cheap strips on Amazon to have a trial against distilled as a control, but not hopeful. Any help is appreciated.

 

[JayhawkRoy]

Talk to these people first:
Texas DSHS. Chek out DSHS environmental water testing. They do a variety of testing for small fees.

Link:
https://www.dshs.texas.gov/laborato...onmental-sciences-laboratory/testing-services

Link on that page sends you to their fee schedule and how to send in sample.

 

[D60]

Yeah here we have a quasi-government health department and they'll know. In a touch of sweet karma, the neighboring county dropped them the next time it came up for budget review as a result of Draconian policies in '20. My county, however, is infected with a mind virus