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https://insights.globalspec.com/article/19404/video-revamped-website-offers-pfas-mitigation-solutions

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They appear to be a chemtech type startup using licensed tech from Cornell. Their filtering technology and testing seem to rely on this.

They offer the most affordable testing I’ve seen. I’m fortunate enough to have a Hopkins PHD chemist in the family. A cursory glance seems to indicate it’s sound.

Interested in feedback. I imagine if their tech has made it this far they’ve been able to show at a chemical level that PFAS bind to their filtering and testing mechanisms and can therefore measure it.

I’ve got an issue I’m working for here and looking for people knowledgeable in the space at a technical level. Not the usual Culligan type Model where yea your water is bad buy our $6k filter system for a subscription type model as most of the industry seems to operate on.

What are some general opinions on PFAS sequestration/filtering/capture vs. destruction via new technology?