[Robelius]

If you don’t want ti deal with doing the testing yourself, the EPA has a list of certified labs that can test your water for you. If you follow the link, you’ll find Michigan’s cert program and a list of contact info for those labs.

I’ve never done it myself, so I don’t have a sense of how expensive it would be.

https://www.epa.gov/dwlabcert/contact-information-certificat...

[jeff_carr]

That EPA site more than obtuse. It's impossible to find a company that has a service that will mail you a container, have you add the water to it, then send it back to them to have them test it.

The closest I found was: https://www.meritlabs.com/sample-bottle-order but there are not even prices and it appears that you have to be more or less an industry expert to even fill out the order form.

Someone should make a startup like 23andMe but for water. Lots of us would pay $500 to have water accurately tested. Especially if the data could be aggregated and made pubic.

[cariaso]

https://mytapscore.com/

I've used them and been happy with the report. Happy to share if requested.