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Home health is your health.
What’s in your water ends up inside your body. Home Health gives the water you drink, cook with and bathe in a full elemental breakdown on our own lab-grade ICP-MS, then logs your home’s results over time, so you know it stays in the safe zone and catch problems early.
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Home Health · Water
Your home
Kitchen tap · lead
Baseline
- Kitchen tapSafe zone
- ShowerSafe zone
- Well, before filterManganese rising
- Every tapdrinking, cooking, bathing
- Your baselinethen tracked over time
- Every elementto parts per billion
- Our own labinstrument and software
Your water
Your city tests the water here. Not at your tap.
Utilities test at the treatment plant and a handful of sample sites. A lot can happen between there and your glass, and a city-wide report can’t tell you what comes out of your faucet, or how your house compares with your neighbor’s.
Treatment plant
City tests here
Fracking & drilling
Neighbors & runoff
Old or leaky pipes
Your tap
We test here
Baseline and tracking
Know your normal. Catch the change.
Your first test sets your home’s baseline. Each test after that goes on the chart, so a slow change stands out long before it becomes a problem.
And if something does go wrong, like a main break, nearby drilling or a new leak, you’ll have dated before-and-after results for your own home. Testing after a problem starts can’t show what your water was like before.
City water notice
“Some homes in the area may have elevated lead levels.”
Which homes? Is yours one of them?
Your kitchen tap · lead
Dated before-and-after results for your own home.
How it works
From your faucet to your chart.
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We send vials
Clean sample vials and simple instructions.
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Fill at your taps
Kitchen, bathroom, shower, well. Whatever you want to know about.
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Mail them back
Pack them up and send them to our lab.
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We measure
A full elemental breakdown on our ICP-MS, down to parts per billion.
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Track it
Every element lands in your home’s log, next to your baseline and EPA limits.
Your home’s health log
Every element. Every tap. Over time.
Each test adds a point to your home’s log for every element we measure. Pick a tap and an element to see what it is, where it comes from and how this sample home is trending.
Illustrative data for a sample home. Limits are U.S. EPA drinking-water standards, action levels and guidelines.
Home Health
Water first. Then the rest of your home.
Water
Every kind of water you live with: drinking, cooking, bathing. City or well, before and after your filter.
- Kitchen and bathroom taps, shower, well
- Two vials set your home’s baseline
- Every test charted, with anything unusual flagged
Future products
- AirA square of a used air filter shows what you’re breathing.
- Surfaces & dustStandard wipes over a measured area of your floors and sills.
- Furniture & fabricsWhat your couch, carpet and clothes are made of.
- Food & drinkA shared database of everyday products, retested over time.
- Cosmetics & lotionsWhat goes on your skin and lips counts too.
- Fish & gameFor hunters and anglers checking what they bring home.
Full elemental breakdown
Not just lead. Every element in your water.
One sample, one run, the whole picture: the heavy metals you want as close to zero as possible, the plumbing metals that tell you what your pipes are doing, and the minerals that make your water taste the way it does. There’s no known safe level of lead, and EPA’s health goal for lead and arsenic is zero, so for those the goal is simple: less.
- 82PbLead
No known safe level. Linked to learning and IQ problems in children.
- 80HgMercury
Harms the brain and nervous system, especially before birth.
- 48CdCadmium
Builds up in the kidneys over decades.
- 33AsArsenic
Inorganic arsenic is a known cause of cancer in people.
Every water test also measures
- Uranium
- Chromium
- Antimony
- Thallium
- Barium
- Beryllium
- Copper
- Manganese
- Iron
- Aluminum
- Zinc
- Nickel
- Cobalt
- Selenium
- Silver
- Molybdenum
- Vanadium
- Strontium
- Lithium
- Calcium
- Magnesium
- Sodium
- Potassium
Planned panel. We’ll publish the final list and detection limits at launch.
Pricing
Real lab data, without the lab price.
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Best value
Home Health membership
Price at launch
- 2 water vials to set your home’s baseline
- 3 more tests a year to track it
- Every element logged over time, with changes flagged
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Single water test
$40 per sample
- One tap, full elemental breakdown
- Results next to EPA limits
- Upgrade to a membership any time
Planned launch prices.
From the lab
The questions everyone argues about. Measured.
We film every experiment start to finish for YouTube. Got something you want tested? Tell us when you join the waitlist.
- Coming soon
Door-to-door water
We knock on doors, sample tap water street by street and test it on camera. Same city, same report, different houses.
- Coming soon
Wells near fracking
What’s in well water near drilling sites, compared with wells farther away?
- Coming soon
Does your filter work?
We test popular filters before and after. Some will surprise you.
- Coming soon
Morning water vs. afternoon
Water that sits in pipes overnight can pick up more lead. How much more?
- Coming soon
Hot tap vs. cold
Should you really never cook with hot tap water? We measure the difference.
- Coming soon
What’s in snow and rain?
A full elemental breakdown of what falls from the sky.
FAQ
Questions
What do you test for?
A full elemental breakdown of your water from a single sample: heavy metals like lead, arsenic, mercury, cadmium and uranium; plumbing metals like copper, iron and manganese; and minerals like calcium, magnesium and sodium. Every element lands on your home’s chart.
How sensitive is it?
We measure down to parts per billion on our own ICP-MS, the instrument behind EPA Method 200.8 for metals in drinking water. That’s sensitive enough to see small changes long before they reach EPA limits.
What water can I test?
Any water in your home: kitchen and bathroom taps, the shower, a well, water before and after a filter. City or well, it all works.
My city already tests the water. Why test mine?
City testing happens at the treatment plant and a small number of sample sites. Your pipes, your plumbing and what’s happening near your home can change what comes out of your tap.
How does tracking work?
Your first two vials set your home’s baseline. Every test after that is added to your log, element by element and tap by tap, so you can see trends and get flagged when something moves.
How do I take a sample?
We mail you clean sample vials with simple instructions. Fill them at the taps you want to know about, pack them in the box and send them back to our lab.
What’s the “safe zone”?
Below the EPA limit or guideline for each element. Lead has no known safe level, so we flag any we find, even below EPA’s limit.
How much does it cost?
A single water test is planned at $40 per sample. The Home Health membership, with baseline vials and three more tests a year, will be priced at launch. Waitlist members hear first.
Be first in line.
Get one email when Home Health opens. Tell us what you want tested and you’ll help decide what comes first.