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This summer, New Hampshire’s state legislature passed some of the toughest MCL (Maximum Contaminant Levels) for PFAS in the country:

• PFOA: 12 parts per trillion
• PFOS: 15 parts per trillion
• PFNA: 11 parts per trillion
• PFHxS: 18 parts per trillion

Testing for contaminants isn’t new to New Hampshire’s Public Water Systems operators, but these new MCL’s far exceed the federal guidance of 70 parts per trillion combined for PFOA and PFOS. And, they add PFNA and PFHxS to the list of contaminants that must to be monitored.

Our 2020 Guide to PFAS Contamination and Testing can help you bring your PFAS monitoring program in line with New Hampshire’s recent regulatory changes.

Pace Analytical^® was one of the first commercial laboratories to analyze for PFAS compounds more than three decades ago. We are also accredited through the New Hampshire Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program. To learn more about our PFAS testing capabilities and to schedule a PFAS technical webinar, visit our website or reach out to our environmental services team here.

Pace Analytical^®

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