https://h2lab.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/test_Moyen-Copie-EN.mp4 Already one year for H2Lab! How time flies! A year has passed since the birth of H2Lab, resulting from the merger of Multilab and Laboratoire Bio-Services. Since then, the organization and its...
Support from a program by the Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions will enable H2Lab to continue to innovate in the environmental analysis sector. Our sustained growth and the industry’s healthy situation allow us to proudly participate in economic...
A good quality of bathing or recreational water allows you to enjoy the summer in peace. For your health and to ensure a pleasant and healthy environment, it is important to know the degree of contamination of swimming pools, spas, lakes or beaches where you enjoy hot...
Water that becomes undrinkable following a flood or high water. If you live in a flooded area and if your water comes from a well or from a natural, private and unprocessed source, it must be considered as undrinkable unless a proof to the contrary. A bacteriological...
H2Lab was there during the Americana International Environmental Technology Trade Show that took place at the Montréal Convention Centre from March 21-23. Our booth allowed us to present customers, partners and suppliers with the new image of our lab and with...