Make sense of your results
You have a water report. Here’s what it’s actually telling you.
A lab report is a wall of acronyms, numbers, and units — with nothing to tell you which ones matter. A result above a limit isn’t automatically an emergency, and a clean-looking line isn’t always the reassurance it seems. The hard part was never getting tested. It’s reading what came back.
Enter your results — or upload the report — and this walks them one line at a time: what each contaminant is, the health or aesthetic limit it’s measured against, and whether your number is something to act on, keep an eye on, or set aside. There’s no filter waiting to be sold to you at the end. Just a straight read of what you’re dealing with.
It’s a translation, not a diagnosis. Where health is on the line — infants, pregnancy, a weakened immune system — treat this as the start of a conversation with your lab or doctor, not the last word.
Make sense of your results
You have a water report. Here’s what it’s actually telling you.
A lab report is a wall of acronyms, numbers, and units — with nothing to tell you which ones matter. A result above a limit isn’t automatically an emergency, and a clean-looking line isn’t always the reassurance it seems. The hard part was never getting tested. It’s reading what came back.
Enter your results — or upload the report — and this walks them one line at a time: what each contaminant is, the health or aesthetic limit it’s measured against, and whether your number is something to act on, keep an eye on, or set aside. There’s no filter waiting to be sold to you at the end. Just a straight read of what you’re dealing with.
It’s a translation, not a diagnosis. Where health is on the line — infants, pregnancy, a weakened immune system — treat this as the start of a conversation with your lab or doctor, not the last word.
Paste in your results, or just type them in yourself — whichever is faster. Either way, you check every row before anything gets diagnosed.
Most labs email a PDF — upload it here and we’ll read it directly. Tap Score and National Testing Laboratories read best. (A clear PDF works far better than a paste; a photo of a paper report may not read reliably.)
Or paste the text instead
We only look for known water contaminants — nothing is stored until you’re ready to diagnose.