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entity is of interest. (CLSI C3-A4). For less sensitive applications and routine testing of feedwater systems, gel-clot may be considered. Endotoxin levels are measured in Eu/ml (endotoxin units per milliliter), and levels <25 and preferably below 2 to 5 Eu/ml can be considered representative of that found in good quality potable water.
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