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Home » Resources » Maximum Contaminant Levels » Nickel

Maximum Contaminant Levels: Nickel

This page contains maximum contaminant levels for nickel.

Drinking Water

Summary: Water is not safe to drink if nickel exceeds 100 µg/L (micrograms per cubic liter).

Colorado: 100 µg/L MCL - Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment¹