This week environmental medias  reported (see article below)  that studies at a New York university show more than 90% of 259 bottled water brands contained plastic microfiberssome had gargantuan counts.

So here's our questions:

A)  Do you think this just happened?  Or continuous for decades

A new study from Aarhus University now shows that there is an increased risk of colon and rectal cancer in connection with nitrate in drinking water. Also at concentrations far below the current drinking water standard. The highest nitrate concentrations are mainly seen in small private water supplies.

PFOA AND PFOS (PFAS) ARE PANDEMIC EMERGING CONTAMINATES WITH A FRIGHTFUL 70 PPT ( THAT'S PARTS PER TRILLION ) MCL. 

PFAS contamination is new, with ranging concentrationsand limited understanding for treatment.

I recently enrolled in courses taught by Calgon Corp. to learn more (to date) and re-edify Aquathin's Position for treating PFAS for both POU and POE (see attached).

Oscar spent only about 2 hours at our facility going over our processes and checking to make sure the label placement and data is properly executed and distributed throughout all our units and literature, as well as making sure our quality standards are met and all procedures are followed to maintain the quality, integrity and reliability of our equipment.

We've received a number of emails from Dealers and Customers concerning the newest drinking water fadRAW WATER.

 Below, I've pasted several articles on the subject that deal with and point out the dangers (and unintelligence) involved with drinking Raw Water.

This is the 38th time I am privileged with the pleasure and responsibility to wish you Happy New Year...and all because of Aquathin's many "DURABLE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES" that have resulted in both yours and Aquathin's growing stellar domestic and international reputation and presence. 

You are probably aware of the long droughts plaguing South Africa.  Many dam reservoirs are at historical lows.  Cape Town is reporting that unless major rains arrive, it will run out of water in May 2018.

Last year, the government of South Africa had taken unprecedented actions allowing commercial properties that are served by municipal water plants, to drill their own on-site boreholes (wells) in order to hopefully alleviate stressed water demand.