Gel Laboratories, LLC
Certification and services
State certified- Certified by
- North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Colorado drinking water programs
- Lab type
- Commercial
- Last verified
- September 29, 2026
Certifications
- North Carolina: No. 45709 · chem, radiological · checked Sep 29, 2026 source
- Pennsylvania: No. 68-00485 · chem · checked Jun 11, 2024 source
- Colorado: No. SC00012 · chem, radiological · checked Sep 29, 2026 source
Listed on the official state certified laboratory list.
Tests this lab is certified for
How to submit a sample
- 1Call or check the website for the right bottles
Bacteria samples need a sterile bottle from the lab. Chemistry samples usually take a clean container the lab supplies.
- 2Collect from a cold tap before treatment
Skip softeners and filters. Remove the aerator, run the water 3 to 5 minutes, then fill without touching the inside of the cap.
- 3Keep it cold and deliver within 24 hours
Bacteria samples are time-sensitive. Use a cooler with ice packs and hand it in or ship it the same day.
- 4Read the report against the standards
Compare results with EPA drinking water limits. If anything is over, our problem pages explain what it means and how to treat it.
Certified by the North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health (lab number 45709). Contaminants this lab is certified to test for compliance: INORGANICAlkalinityAntimonyArsenicBariumBerylliumCadmiumChromiumCopperFluorideIronLeadManganeseMercuryNickelNitrateNitriteSeleniumSodiumSulfateTDS-Total Dissolved SolidsThallium PFASHFPO-DA (GenX)PFBSPFHxSPFNAPFOAPFOS RADIOCHEMISTRYCesium 134Gross AlphaGross BetaRadium 226Radium 228Strontium 90TritiumUranium SYNTHETIC ORGANIC (SOC)1,2-Dibromo-3-ChloropropaneEthylene dibromide (EDB).