"Legal" and "healthy" are not the same thing. Supplies across our area test positive for hardness, chlorination byproducts, and in some towns radium and nitrates - at levels within federal limits but above modern health guidelines.
A Jones owner tests your actual water, free, and tells you straight.
Federal limits were set decades ago. Public-health guidelines are far stricter - and your water can clear one while failing the other.
contaminants detected in St. Charles County area supplies, many above the stricter health guideline.
pCi/L of radium in Silex - the EPA limit is 5. The town was on bottled water for nearly two years.
grains/gallon of hardness across most of the area - linked to dry skin, dull hair, and eczema flare-ups.
All contaminant levels referenced are within federal legal limits unless explicitly noted as a violation; "above guideline" refers to stricter non-binding public-health guidelines (e.g. EWG). Radium in Silex reflects a documented EPA maximum-contaminant-level exceedance. Your home's exact numbers are confirmed by a free in-home test.