What Are PFAS?
PFAS are a large family of synthetic chemicals, often called forever chemicals because they break down very slowly. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has set some of the strictest PFAS standards in the US, after testing in certain communities reported levels that could exceed recommended thresholds. Reverse osmosis is among the technologies most often used to reduce PFAS in drinking water. Call 844-818-1217 for a free test.
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