Great question! Technically, you can buy a home water test kit that screens for PFAS. They look a lot like the kits for testing pool water—little vials and color-changing strips.
But here’s the catch: PFAS are sneaky. They’re measured in parts per trillion, which is like finding one drop of ink in a million gallons of water.
Home kits are a decent starting point, but they’re not super precise. Think of them as a “yes, maybe, or no” signal—not an exact number.
