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Zip 80901 · Colorado Springs, CO · 54 water systems · EWG data 2013–2023

Colorado Springs’s tap water has 53 contaminants, 23 above health guidelines.

Water quality score
3out of 10Poor
Above a health guideline
23of 53 found
Linked to cancer
16above guideline
In the SGS test programme
11of 53 found

Water data: EWG Tap Water Database, utility test results 2013–2023. Guidelines are EWG health guidelines set by federal or state public-health authorities; legal limits differ.

What’s in the water

    • PFAS

      Level found: 156 ppt

      Health guideline: 0.001 ppt

      155,500×
      Removed by RO
    • Level found: 5 ppb

      Health guideline: 0.004 ppb

      1,250×
      Tested · >97.2%
    • PFAS

      Level found: 246 ppt

      Health guideline: 0.3 ppt

      820×
      Tested · >99%
    • Level found: 42.9 ppb

      Health guideline: 0.06 ppb

      715×
      Removed by RO
    • Level found: 40.6 ppb

      Health guideline: 0.1 ppb

      406×
      Removed by RO
    • Level found: 56.5 ppb

      Health guideline: 0.15 ppb

      377×
      Removed by RO
    • PFAS

      Level found: 28.4 ppt

      Health guideline: 0.09 ppt

      316×
      Tested · >98.8%
    • Level found: 9 ppb

      Health guideline: 0.03 ppb

      300×
      Removed by RO
    • Level found: 21.7 ppb

      Health guideline: 0.1 ppb

      217×
      Removed by RO
    • PFAS

      Level found: 1.16 ppt

      Health guideline: 0.006 ppt

      193×
      Removed by RO

10 of 53 contaminants

Tested: measured by SGS on the Sans Water Purifier, the lab’s own figure. Removed by RO: listed by EWG as reduced by reverse osmosis, the purifier’s filter type. Not tested: neither.

Where this report applies

Utilities serving zip 80901. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Where this report applies

What the Sans Water Purifier is tested to reduce

SGS, an ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory, measured the purifier’s reduction of 19 contaminants (Dec 2023 to Mar 2024). These are the worst in Colorado Springs’s water that were in that programme.

  • Arsenic
    >97.2%Maximum measured reduction
  • Perfluorooctane sulfonate
    >99%Maximum measured reduction
  • Perfluorooctanoic acid
    >98.8%Maximum measured reduction

Figures are the laboratory’s own, measured under test conditions. Your tap water differs from the challenge water.