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The guide highlights a European wastewater study in which elevated levels of specific compounds pointed to industrial discharges worth investigating. It is one example of why laboratories may need a broader view than targeted compliance results alone. Explore how targeted analysis, EOF and AOF can complement each other in the free eBook. Download the eBook.

The right PFAS workflow depends on three things: your analytical objective, your matrix complexity and your compliance need. Drinking water compliance calls for targeted SPE, with total fluorine screening where required. Surface water needs broader visibility. Sludge demands AOF and robust extraction. The Velaris PFAS Water Compliance Guide maps each combination to a workflow, so you can decide with confidence. Download the free eBook.

Drinking water, groundwater, wastewater, eluates. Each matrix has its own set of standardised methods, and the list keeps growing. ISO 18127 for AOF arrived in 2026. Knowing which standard covers which matrix, and whether it calls for SPE with LC-MS/MS or combustion ion chromatography, shapes every workflow decision you make. The Velaris PFAS guide includes a full overview of standards, matrices and method categories. Download it for free.

Written for laboratory managers, technical specialists and decision-makers working with PFAS monitoring in water and complex environmental matrices. Inside: an overview of PFAS regulations across Europe and North America, the analytical standards that apply per matrix, and practical guidance on choosing between SPE, EOF and AOF workflows. Read it cover to cover, or jump straight to what you need. Download the free eBook.

Denmark sets a 2 ng/L limit for PFAS-4, while the EU Drinking Water Directive sets 100 ng/L for PFAS-20. These are different compound groups, but together they show why laboratories need to check both the threshold and the substances covered. The Velaris PFAS Water Compliance Guide brings key regulatory examples, analytical standards and workflow choices together. Download the free eBook.

Lower allowable concentrations. More compounds monitored. Increased focus on matrices beyond drinking water. Growing wastewater demand, driven by the evaluation of PFAS destruction technologies. Each trend adds pressure on sensitivity, coverage, contamination control and throughput. The Velaris PFAS Water Compliance Guide explains what these shifts mean for your lab and how to keep your workflows ahead of them. Download the free eBook.