Know which products need your attention.
PFASIntel screens your product catalog for PFAS-related materials, documentation gaps, and state requirements — then tells you which products need attention and keeps watch for relevant regulatory changes.
Dates a PFAS product team should have on the calendar.
These are current regulatory milestones from primary sources. Product-specific applicability still depends on the facts.
PFAS rules are changing. Your catalog does not organize itself around them.
A customer asks for a PFAS declaration. A state changes a product category. A supplier says “PFAS-free” but does not identify the covered part numbers. PFASIntel connects those pieces so you can see where to focus.
Send the spreadsheet. Get the answer.
No new system to implement. Send the product list you already use and PFASIntel returns a clear, product-level screening of what deserves attention.
Upload your catalog
SKU, product description, materials or supplier information, and the states where you sell.
Flag likely PFAS indicators
Products mentioning materials such as PTFE, FEP, PFA, PVDF, ETFE, FKM and related fluorinated materials are surfaced for review.
Map state exposure
Flagged and unknown products are compared with the requirements relevant to the markets where you sell. Current screening priorities include MN, ME, CT, CO, VT, CA, WA, NJ and federal TSCA, with additional states researched as needed.
Get clear actions
Receive a product-level screening report, documentation gaps, supplier follow-up needs, and next actions.
A clear answer for your catalog.
- SKU-by-SKU screening table
- PFAS material indicators and unknowns
- State-level regulatory attention
- Documentation gaps and supplier follow-up list
- Supplier declaration request template
- 90 days of PFAS Watch included
See the answer at the SKU level.
This is the format PFASIntel is built around: product, evidence, jurisdiction, obligation, and action — not a generic state map.
| SKU | Product | PFAS indicator | Evidence | State attention | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| V-200 | Ball valve | PTFE seat | Manufacturer specification | MN reporting | Confirm manufacturer status and exemptions. If in scope, the initial report is due Sept. 15, 2026 (Dec. 14 with an approved extension). One-time manufacturer fee: $800. |
| G-55 | Industrial gasket | FKM / fluoropolymer | Supplier specification | ME 2032 | Obtain supplier declaration now; Maine broadly restricts intentionally added PFAS products beginning Jan. 1, 2032 unless a CUU or other exemption applies. |
| P-100 | Circulator pump | Unknown | No component declaration | Evidence needed | Request supplier PFAS information. |
| B-18 | Brass fitting | No indicator identified | Catalog data only | No current flag | Retain current record; watch for new information. |
We keep watching after the screening is done.
Your screening creates a profile of what you sell and where you sell it. PFASIntel monitors verified regulatory sources and alerts you when a meaningful change may affect that profile — not every time PFAS appears in the news. After the included 90 days, PFAS Watch is $149/month if you choose to continue.
Built for companies without an enterprise compliance department.
- U.S. manufacturers, importers, and distributors selling into multiple states
- Roughly 50–800 SKUs, especially industrial components and assemblies
- Valves, seals, gaskets, O-rings, pumps, fluid handling, HVAC/R, electrical and related products
- Teams handling PFAS questions through email, spreadsheets, supplier PDFs, and customer requests
- Companies that need a focused answer without an enterprise software implementation
Compliance experience, applied to product-level PFAS questions.
PFASIntel is led by Jess Marlow, with more than 20 years of experience working in federal regulatory compliance and compliance analysis.
Find out what deserves attention.
Tell PFASIntel what you sell, where you sell it, and what supplier information you already have.