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Because these are guidance values, public water systems are not required to meet these values and some do not. 1  If you have an infant who drinks tap water or drinks formula made with tap water, a safe level of manganese in your water is 100 micrograms of manganese per liter of water (Âµg/L)* or less. If you have an infant who never drinks tap water or formula made with tap water, a safe level of manganese in your water is 300 Âµg/L or less. If everyone in your household is more than one year old, a safe level of manganese in your water is 300 Âµg/L or less.
What is the normal amount of manganese in well water? Manganese levels in well water vary throughout Wisconsin, and are typically below 50 Î¼g/L. However, some Wisconsin wells have levels that are above the health advisory of 300 Î¼g/L. If your water has an off taste, color, or odor, and causes staining in sinks or on laundry, you should have your water tested. How much manganese is too much? Manganese levels below 300 Î¼g/L are generally not a health concern. As previously mentioned, infants should not drink water that is above the health advisory level of 300 Î¼g/L.