Water Analysis for Uranium

Uranium is an odorless and tasteless contaminant found in varying concentrations across Finland, most commonly and in higher levels in Southern Finland, particularly along the Salpausselkä ridge and in Uusimaa. Uranium dissolves from bedrock into groundwater.

Finland has not set a threshold for uranium levels in private well water, but the limit for water distributed by large water utilities is 30 µg/l.

Uranium in drinking water is known to have adverse effects, including on kidney function, bone health, and blood pressure.

The product includes a sampling kit with prepaid shipping to the laboratory and clear sampling instructions.

Results are delivered to your email within two weeks of the sample’s arrival at the laboratory.

The analysis report includes a statement based on the threshold values set by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, evaluated according to the water’s tested properties.