Jane Doe555-555-5555 555 Main Street, Anytown, USA 05685
LABORATORY FINDINGS:
Detailed Information About These Contaminants Is Located Further Along In This report
Our examination of lab tests performed by your water company has found that your water contains the following contaminants that are of concern to us:
2,4-D
Aluminum
Barium
Dalapon
HAA5’s (Haloacetic Acids)
Lead
Nickel
TTHM’s
2,4-D (Herbicide), and Lead have both been linked to causing central nervous system problems. You listed central nervous systems problems in your family health history.
Barium has been linked to causing high blood pressure, which you listed as suffering from.
Other contaminants that may contribute to ailments you currently suffer from or that are in your family health history have been tested for and not found in your water supply.
Further lab testing is not necessary on your part.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
In this situation, we recommend that you install the following whole house water treatment system:
The --------- model whole House system, part number --------. Please use cartridge number --------.
This particular system can be purchased from the manufacturer’s website: www.------------.com
You can also contact them toll free at 1-800-xxx-xxxx.
CLIENT SUMMARY:
Water Basics
1. Water Appearance: Clear
3. Stains: N/A5. Taste: Metallic
2. Property Built: Before 1986
4. Water Tested: Bad Odor
Family Health Information
Hair Analysis:
N/A
Urinalysis:
N/A
Pregnant:
N/A
Children under 2 in home:
Yes
Children under 10 in home:
Yes
Adults over 65 in home:
Yes
Being Treated for:
Central Nervous System Problems, High Blood Pressure, Arthritis.
Family History: :
High Blood Pressure
CONTAMINANT INFORMATION - 1
These Contaminants Are In Your Water & Should Be Removed
Level Found: 0.2 ppb
May contribute to nervous system, liver and kidney damage.
Herbicide use to control broad-leaf weeds in agriculture, and for control of woody plants along roadsides, railways, and utilities right of ways. It has been most widely used on such crops as wheat and corn, and on pasture and rangelands.
Level Found: 250 ppb
Aluminum exposure via drinking water has been associated with Alzheimer's disease and other dementia. The intake of large amounts of aluminum can also cause anemia, osteomalacia (brittle or soft bones), glucose intolerance, and cardiac arrest in humans.
Aluminum is the most abundant metal in the earth's crust. Aluminum occurs naturally in some waters but is also introduced as aluminum sulphate by some municipal water departments to remove fine particles, color and bacteria.
Level Found: 0.07 ppm
Linked to causing difficulties in breathing; Increased blood pressure. Changes in heart rhythm. Stomach irritation. Brain swelling. Muscle weakness. Damage to liver, kidneys, heart and spleen.
Barium is present as a trace element in both igneous and sedimentary rocks. Although it is not found free in nature. Barium compounds, including barium sulfate and barium carbonate, are used in the plastics, rubber, electronics and textile industries, in ceramic glazes and enamels, glass making, brick making and paper making, as a lubricant additive, in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, in case hardening steel and in the oil and gas industry as a wetting agent for drilling mud. Barium is released to water and soil in the discharge and disposal of drilling wastes, from the smelting of copper, and the manufacture of motor vehicle parts and accessories.
CONTAMINANT INFORMATION - 2
Level Found: 1.6 ppb
Linked to causing kidney enlargement.
Dalapon is an herbicide used to control grasses in a wide variety of crops, including fruit trees, beans, coffee, corn, cotton and peas. It is also registered for use in a number of non-crop applications such as lawns, drainage ditches, along railroad tracks, and in industrial areas. Dalapon is also marketed as a sodium salt or as a mixture of the sodium and magnesium salts.
Level Found: 58 ppm
Linked to causing liver, kidney or central nervous system problems; increased risk of cancer. Also linked to causing reproductive difficulties.
Byproduct of drinking water disinfected by halogenation. It can also be found in ozonated drinking water.
Level Found: 1.7 ppb
Linked to causing brain, nervous system, kidneys and red blood cells damage.
Used principally in the production of lead-acid batteries, solder and alloys.
Level Found: 2.1 ppb
Long-term exposures at levels above 1 milligram per liter can cause decreased body weight; heart and liver damage; dermatitis. Increased risk of cancer.
Erosion of natural deposits; discharge from refineries and factories. Used mainly in the production of stainless steel and nickel alloys.
Level Found: 96 ppb
Linked to causing liver, kidney, or central nervous system problems. Reproductive Difficulties. Increased risk of cancer.
Byproducts of drinking water disinfection with chlorine.
Contaminants Found In Your Water (But Levels Low Enough That They Should Not Impact Your Health)
Highest Level Found: 0.36 ppm
Highest Level Found: 0.7 ppm
Highest Level Found: 1.1 ppm
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