Aluminum in Drinking WaterāEverything You Need to Know
Aluminum is used in purification systems to treat drinking water. Aluminum is unlikely to be harmful to your health at levels below 0.2 parts per million (PPM).
Aluminum is used in purification systems to treat drinking water. Aluminum is unlikely to be harmful to your health at levels below 0.2 parts per million (PPM).
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