Best Practices for Monitoring PFAS Contamination in a Routine Commercial Laboratory

contributed by Waters | 09/22/2023

The guidelines provided in this white paper can serve as a reference for your PFAS testing, regardless of matrices and analytical scope

In this white paper you will learn:

Protocol to achieve and surpass EPA HALs in a typical routine lab without special equipment or a clean room
How to minimize the contamination of PFAS in the lab and reduce cross-contamination
Helpful tips and tricks to assist a step-wise approach in the effective controlling of PFAS contamination in your typical shared-space laboratory

PFAS is everywhere, whether it is a dedicated PFAS laboratory space or a shared location. This guidance on controlling contamination in the laboratory is helpful for all PFAS analysts to be successful.

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