Health Ranger's science lab announces water and soil testing services for the public: ICP-MS analysis reveals levels of 7 toxic metals, 3 major minerals and 10 trace elements

Thursday, July 28, 2016
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
Tags: water testing lab, heavy metals, soils analysis

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(NaturalNews) Today we are opening my laboratory testing to the public, offering testing of water and soil samples via ICP-MS. By purchasing this testing kit from the Health Ranger Store, you can sample any water or soil source that we'll test for heavy metals and more.

In fact, this test gives you extremely accurate analysis at parts per billion concentrations for 7 toxic metals, 3 major minerals and 10 trace elements (see the full list below).

Please note this is not the cheap, low-end testing you get from relatively inaccurate instruments such as ICP-OES. This is extremely high-end testing via ICP-MS, complete with a detailed report and instrument sensitivity down to about 50 parts per trillion for most elements. This is at least two orders of magnitude more sensitive than what typical labs offer. If you're curious how I conduct this science, click here to read my science paper, methodology and analytical process that I use for analyzing heavy metals and toxic elements.

This service allows you to test things like:

• Your home well water
• Your local municipal water
• Water in a nearby lake, river, stream or ocean
• Your home soil
• Compost you might be purchasing (beware of biosolids!)
• Soil on a piece of land you might be considering purchasing
• Soil near a mining operation
• Soil that you might suspect is contaminated with chemtrails or atmospheric metals fallout

Click here to get the sample kit from the Health Ranger Store. Once we receive your sample at our lab, we deliver results in 10 working days or less (usually a lot faster).

Internationally accredited laboratory, expert testing by the Health Ranger

Unlike most commercial laboratories, my lab -- CWC Labs -- is internationally accredited by ISO, adhering to the extremely strict ISO 17025 laboratory standard for analytical excellence.

This means my lab has been audited, tested and confirmed to follow strict quality control and reporting requirements. Very few labs ever achieve ISO 17025 accreditation (including most university labs) because it is an intense, two-year process involving thousands of hours of compliance work.

The fact that we have completed this process and remain in full standing with ISO 17025 means that our laboratory results can be cited as legal evidence in any court of law, anywhere in the world.

So if you're wondering what's really in your soil or water, now you can get a full analysis of toxic metals, major minerals and trace elements, all from a super reliable, scientifically validated source.

Click here to get the kit so you can get started. (Shipping is free in the 48 states, and also available globally.)

Toxic metals tested

Aluminum (Al)
Arsenic (As)
Cadmium (Cd)
Nickel (Ni)
Lead (Pb)
Copper (Cu)
Mercury (Hg)

Major minerals tested

Magnesium (Mg)
Iron (Fe)
Potassium (K)

Trace elements tested

Zinc (Zn)
Manganese (Mn)
Molybdenum (Mo)
Selenium (Se)
Strontium (Sr)
Uranium (U)
Vanadium (V)
Silver (Ag)
Chromium (Cr3)
Cesium (Cs)

Stuff we don't test

We do NOT test urine, blood, semen, breast milk or similar body fluids. We also do not test rocks and geological samples. We do not test microbiology, so please do not send us mysterious molds, fungi and spores for analysis. No radioactive samples are allowed either (we scan every incoming sample for radiation to be sure).

Importantly, we cannot offer any health or medical advice based on the results from the samples you send us. If you want to know what's safe or dangerous, you can get a copy of my new book Food Forensics which has detailed chapters on each toxic element, along with over 1,000 research citations. The EPA also publishes its own allowable levels of contaminants in water. Essentially, the EPA limits for drinking water are 15 ppb of Lead, 2 ppb of Mercury, 1300 ppb of Copper and 5 ppb of Cadmium. Click here for the EPA table.

Our own tests of water samples sent in from across America reveals that 6.7% of municipal water systems in America are contaminated with high heavy metals. Click here to see the full list of results we've acquired so far as part of our non-profit EPA Watch program.

If you have any questions about this testing, or if you're interested in commercial testing services, contact CWC Labs at [email protected].