Eight assays. Two regulatory regimes. One COA.
EPA covers the water; FDA covers the food. Most utilities, beverage producers, and packaged-food brands need both — the same instrument stack runs both with the right method codes and matrix prep on each sample.
Published. Per-test.
No quote calls.
Every assay a la carte, every panel bundled. Bulk discount at 5+ samples. Prices below reflect a single-compound submission.
ICP-MS panel for Pb, Cd, As (inorganic), Hg in food, juice, or beverage. The FDA / press / retailer headline panel for baby food, infant cereal, and protein matrices.
- ICP-MS 4-metal panel
- Inorganic As speciation
- FDA action-level reporting
- Public COA + accession #
EPA 533 PFAS panel + EPA 200.8 metals. The combined COA municipal water systems and bottled-water producers need on file.
- EPA 533 PFAS (25-analyte)
- EPA 200.8 primary metals
- Pb / As / Cr / Cd / Hg
- MCL & action-level reporting
- Public COA + accession #
Heavy metals + 60-analyte pesticides + mycotoxins for food and beverage SKUs. The COA Costco, HEB, Whole Foods, and Amazon Brand Registry actually want on file.
- ICP-MS heavy metals (4-panel)
- LC-MS/MS pesticides (60-analyte)
- Mycotoxins (5-analyte)
- Water activity + moisture
- Certificate of Conformance
Where water and food COAs fail.
Six PFAS regulated under the 2024 NPDWR, FDA action levels for arsenic in baby food and lead in juice, recurring aflatoxin and pesticide hits in imported product. Risk concentrates predictably; testing scope follows.
EPA SDWA, FDA Closer-to-Zero, USDA FSIS — on one COA.
Drinking water answers to EPA; food and beverage answer to FDA and USDA. We map every assay directly to the rule a utility, importer, or retail buyer will cite.
Final rule April 2024: federal MCLs of 4 ng/L for PFOA and PFOS, 10 ng/L for PFNA, PFHxS, HFPO-DA, plus a Hazard Index for the mixture. Public water systems must monitor by 2027 and reduce to compliance by 2029. We report against the MCL on every PFAS COA.
Pb action level 15 ppb (10 ppb proposed in LCRR / LCRI), Cu action level 1.3 ppm. Our EPA 200.8 panel reports Pb to sub-ppb LOD plus the full primary MCL metals list.
FDA action levels for inorganic As (100 ppb infant rice cereal, 10 ppb juice), Pb (10 ppb juice, 20 ppb root vegetable baby food), Cd, and Hg under the Closer to Zero plan. Our ICP-MS panel reports against the published action floor.
FDA action level 20 ppb total aflatoxins for human food (0.5 ppb aflatoxin M1 in milk). EU action 2 ppb B1 / 4 ppb total. We report both bases on the COA so importer and domestic-buyer specs can both be met.
FSIS National Residue Program targets antibiotics, beta-agonists, hormones, and nitrofurans in domestic meat and poultry. Our adulterant panel mirrors the FSIS multi-residue method and reports in a format aligned to FSIS Form 10,800-1.
EPA Method 1633 (final 2024) covers 40 PFAS analytes across wastewater, surface water, groundwater, soil, sediment, biosolids, and tissue. Required reference method for NPDES permits, Superfund work, and industrial-discharge characterization.
Both are EPA-approved drinking-water PFAS methods. EPA 533 uses isotope-dilution direct-injection LC-MS/MS, covers 25 short-and-long-chain analytes, and is what most utilities use today. EPA 537.1 uses SPE extraction, covers 18 longer-chain analytes, and is the historical reference method many state programs still require for comparability. We can run either or both on the same sample.