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Contact your water company. They test for just about everything. Either talk to someone in the inorganic chemistry lab or as for a copy of the latest CCR (Consumer Confidence Report).Other Answers (0)
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Naturally occuring Fluoride?
Does anyone know where to find out if there is naturally occuring fluoride in my area? (Kansas City Metro Area). I have been trying online, but no luck so far. Thanks
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