Opota — Water Quality France

Tap water in France, read straight from the official analyses. Opota shows what the French health authorities actually measured in your commune: a traffic light, a score out of 100, and every value behind it. WHY BOTHER A glass from the tap costs a fraction of bottled water and leaves no plastic behind. At home, and just as much in a restaurant, a carafe of tap water is the cheaper and the cleaner choice. It is worth knowing what is in it first. Opota lets you look that up before you drink: what the most recent official analysis found, whether any value sits close to a binding legal limit, whether the authority published a note for infants or during pregnancy — and whether the water is likely to taste the way you expect from good water. THREE SCORES Safety — how close the worst measured value comes to its binding legal limit. Never rated better than the health authority's own verdict on…