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We operate a network of specialized knowledge platforms, all sharing the same goal – to help private well owners make informed decisions about their drinking water, from well technology to accredited water analysis.
Each platform in the network covers a unique area of expertise – well technology, purification technology, sampling methodology, and regulatory interpretation. All are completely independent of water purification equipment sales.
With 1.2 million households using private wells in Sweden, clear, independent information is needed. Through specialized sites, we meet you exactly where you seek answers – whether it concerns well technology, purification methods, or how to interpret an analysis result. All resources lead to accredited analysis via svensktvattenprov.se.
Clearview Solutions is the company behind Svenskt Vattenprov and the entire knowledge network. Since 2018, we have been offering accredited water analyses without ties to the sale of purification equipment. Today, we operate several specialized platforms with the goal of becoming the leading player in water analysis in the Nordic region.
Specialized knowledge platform on well sealing, drilling, and ongoing maintenance. Guides well owners in assessing well condition, finding certified drillers, and prioritizing accredited water analysis as the basis for all technical measures.
In-depth knowledge resource with fact sheets and current information on drinking water limit values. Covers topics such as PFAS, radon, and arsenic, as well as the latest regulatory changes – with a qualified comparison between accredited and non-accredited analysis methods.
Methodical guidance for correct water sampling in drilled and dug wells. Explains sampling procedures, measurement parameters, and result interpretation – and why non-accredited free samples from purification companies do not meet quality requirements. Includes parameter tables and guideline values.
Comprehensive guide for selecting an accredited analysis package tailored to well type. Clarifies the difference between drilled and dug wells, helps you choose the right package, and interpret results correctly – with a focus on ensuring the correct basis before any potential installation of water filters.
Independent knowledge resource in water purification built on the principle "analyze first, purify later". Provides a technical overview of purification methods and guides in choosing the right solution based on an accredited analysis result – without ties to the sale of purification equipment.
Below you will find the Swedish authorities and supervisory bodies that regulate and monitor drinking water quality, food safety, and accreditation in Sweden.
The Swedish National Food Agency (Livsmedelsverket) actively works in the interest of consumers for safe food, integrity in food handling, and good dietary habits – including drinking water quality and limit values.
The Swedish Medical Products Agency (Läkemedelsverket) is responsible for the approval and control of medicines, natural remedies, and medical devices – including substances that may be present in drinking water.
The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency (Naturvårdsverket) is the authority in Sweden that oversees the state of the environment and the progress of environmental work. They also monitor and evaluate work related to pollutants affecting groundwater.
The Public Health Agency of Sweden (Folkhälsomyndigheten) is tasked with developing and supporting society's efforts to promote health, prevent illness, and protect against various forms of health threats – including risks related to drinking water.
The National Board of Health and Welfare (Socialstyrelsen) is a government agency under the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs that protects health, welfare, and everyone's equal access to good care and services – with regulations concerning environmental medical risks in housing.
The National Veterinary Institute, SVA, is an agency with the mission to be a veterinary medical expert and service body. SVA works with zoonoses and infectious agents that can occur in well water.
The main purpose of Swedac's activities is to facilitate the free movement of goods and services across borders, with demands for quality and safety. Swedac accredits laboratories according to ISO/IEC 17025 – the basis for all accredited water analyses.
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