Highly recommend simple lab!!! Highly recommend simple lab!! So appreciate the amount of detail put into the water test results! Helped explain some of the health issues going on in our family which I’m so grateful for. Can’t stress enough how important I feel this water testing work is. Simple lab has amazing customer service!! Very quick and super helpful and friendly.

Heavy metals I was curious to know how our well water tested specifically with heavy metals. This test was the most comprehensive and the best price for what I was looking for. Simple directions and easy to use. The results were easy to understand as well. Definitely worth buying

I'm obsessed with this website I'm obsessed with this website. I've literally tested all water sources before I drink them, including Hydroviv, Life Source, RO, Smart Water, etc. I really like their report layout and I've been really satisfied. I've also chatted with their support a few times, and the person I spoke with was helpful.

Easy and accurate testing with great support On the recommendation of a group of engineers at a recent watershed meeting, we ran the Advanced Well Water Test, which was quite easy. They supply everything you need, and in a matter of minutes your sample box is ready to send back to them. We were surprised to discover an unexpected risk in the water we drink and use every day. I contacted SimpleLab support to get further details, and began looking for a water treatment system to address the issue. After installation of our new treatment system, I contacted Simplelab support; they were very helpful, and saved us money on the follow-up tests. I've recommended their testing several times to neighbors, and all of us agree--Simplelabs is terrific!

Easy test of critical info Easy to test, fast and thorough answers. I was surprised that the bathroom showed lead in the water but not the kitchen, of my NYC apartment building - however, on the 2nd test of the kitchen and this time with the recommended carbon block filter, the kitchen also showed lead in the water. In an old Bronx building, it is well known to have the problem so the question is: why didn't the lead show up initially?