+ 9.00€

Chlorine stabilizer for swimming pool disinfection.

+ 15.00€

Alkalinity measures the presence of salts usually responsible for incrustations (carbonates, bicarbonates and hydroxides)

+ 22.00€

Metal used as a coagulant in some water treatment plants

+ 13.00€

Ammonium is a key indicator of water contamination.

+ 22.00€

A metalloid which is a natural component of the Earth’s crust.

+ 20.00€

Aerobic bacteria reveal the presence of microorganisms in water.

+ 15.00€

Bicarbonates are associated with the production of incrustation on water facilities.

+ 22.00€

Boron is a micronutrient necessary for the plants, but in high concentrations could be toxic.

+ 15.00€

Calcium is a cation and is a determinant of water hardness.

+ 15.00€

Mineral present in water mainly due to the dissolution of limestone or carbonated.

+ 8.00€

Chlorine is the most widely used disinfectant for water treatment, especially for drinking water or swimming pool water.

+ 15.00€

Chlorides reveal the presence of salts in water.

+ 20.00€

Clostridium perfringens indexes the presence of fecal contamination.

+ 22.00€

Metal used in building construction materials (pipes, etc.)

+ 12.00€

Measurement of water color.

+ 20.00€

Total coliforms are the standard by which microbiological contamination is measured.

+ 7.50€

Conductivity is used to measure water salinity

+ 22.00€

Chromium metal is largely related to metal fittings such as pipes.

+ 25.00€

BOD5 measures the biodegradable organic pollution

+ 20.00€

Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) measures the organic pollution of water.

+ 15.00€

Water hardness is caused by the presence of dissolved minerals.

+ 20.00€

E. Coli is a type of fecal coliform bacteria

+ 20.00€

Microorganisms related to microbiological contamination of water

+ 22.00€

Metal that can be associated with minerals or industrial activities.

+ 15.00€

Water fluoridation is considered as necessary. However, high concentrations of fluoride in water can be detrimental to health.

+ 15.00€

Phosphates are essential elements in nature.

+ 99.00€

Pesticide commonly used to kill weeds (herbicide).

+ 40.00€

Hydrocarbons or mineral oils may be present in the water.

+ 22.00€

Iron is largely related to metal fittings such as pipes.

+ 48.00€

Langelier index reports about fouling or aggressive properties of water.

+ 40.00€

Legionella is a bacteria that may be present in water and can cause legionellosis, a lung disease caused by breathing air with water sprays.

+ 15.00€

Magnesium is primarily responsible for water hardness.

+ 22.00€

Manganese is a necessary element for life, but in high concentrations can be toxic.

+ 25.00€

Toxic metal whose presence can be naturally or by human activity.

+ 22.00€

Nickel is largely related to metal fittings and pipes..

+ 15.00€

High nitrate concentrations are associated with agricultural and livestock activities.

+ 15.00€

Nitrites can be a significant indicator to determine contamination.

+ 6.00€

organoleptic check of odor in water.

+ 15.00€

Oxidizability measures oxidizable organic matter present in water.

+ 7.50€

pH is a measure of how acidic, basic or neutral water is

+ 160.00€

Pesticides are substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling or mitigating any pest

+ 22.00€

Lead is largely related to old plumbing installation systems

+ 15.00€

Potassium is present in water

+ 9.00€

The redox potential (ORP) is a measure of water reduction and oxidation.

+ 22.00€

Psedomonas aeruginosa is a common bacterium found in soil and water.

+ 79.00€

Radon analysis in air.

+ 15.00€

Total dissolved solids (TDS) refers to a measure of the residual minerals dissolved in water

+ 6.00€

Organoleptic analysis of taste in drinking water.

+ 15.00€

Determination of dissolved silica in water

+ 15.00€

Sodium is largely related to water salinity

+ 15.00€

Parameter measuring the suspended solids in the water

+ 15.00€

Sulphates are dissolved salts

+ 12.00€

Turbidity is a measure of the amount of suspended particles in water.

+ 22.00€

Metal