Water Quality Information, Written by Actual Experts

Not all carbon filters are the same. The term identifies a material, not a performance specification, which means two filters...

PFAS, AKA "forever chemicals," are a major focus in the media. While science has warned about their health risks for...

Recent storms and atmospheric rivers can cause problems with drinking water infrastructure and both public & private water systems. Here's...

PFAS chemicals in drinking water are currently not Federally regulated. Regulatory agencies, scientists, advocacy groups, and industry have all provided...

Over 60% of leftover sewage waste or "biosolids" are used by farmers to fertilize crops in the U.S. A recent study found...

There are many misconceptions and myths about drinking water, some of which can be potentially harmful or can result in...

Microplastic pollution is being talked about in the news again, after a recent ocean spill. Microplastics are everywhere, found in...

The State of New Jersey is one of a handful of states which have implemented testing requirements and water quality standards for...

PFAS (Per and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) PFAS contamination in drinking water and the environment has been linked to a wide range of...

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu recently signed 3 bills to increase water protections in his state. Most significantly, HB 271 specifically addresses...

Researchers across the country have begun studying the presence of PFAS chemicals in rainwater. This phenomenon comes at a time...

The US Geological Survey (USGS) recently released a study showing that private well water across Connecticut contained elevated levels of uranium and...

Contaminants of concern in Fairfax County’s drinking water include Lead, PFAS, Disinfection Byproducts, Radium, Uranium, Arsenic, and Chromium 6. For Hydroviv’s assessment of drinking water issues in the...

The State of New York recently implemented testing requirements and water quality standards for 2 PFAS variations: PFOA and PFOS. PFAS (Per...

Reports that drinking water tastes "earthy" or like "dirt" has become more frequent, especially in areas affected by drought and...

The leaking phosphogypsum waste pond that nearly collapsed recently in Florida once again shines a spotlight on the dangers and near-disasters posed by...

The state of North Carolina and several non-governmental organizations have been battling with chemical manufacturing giant, Chemours, over pollution in...

A peer-reviewed study tested dozens of home water filters for PFAS. Here's how Hydroviv performed.

Endocrine Disruptors are a category of contaminants that impact your body's natural ability to regulate hormones. Endocrine disruptors can be...

Water for the San José region comes from both surface and groundwater. Hydroviv's science team has aggregated water quality test data...

New York City’s Tap Water provides municipal tap water for more than half the population of New York, through an impressive...

The City of San Diego purchases most of its water from the San Diego County Water Authority, which is sourced...

Since The Environmental Working Group recently released a report about the prevalance of radium in US water supplies, our email and support line...

Surface water is an extremely important natural resource. From the water we drink, give to our pets, and use for...

PFAS, or "forever chemicals," are a category of nearly 15,000 man-made chemicals found in everything from nonstick pans to firefighting...

6.1 million homes in the United States still use have a functioning Lead Service Line to deliver municipal water into homes....

If your home draws water from a well, you may have experienced rotten egg smells coming from your water. While...

A lot of people experience issues with hard water in their homes. Mineral buildup can be a nuisance a cause...