Comprehensive Airborne Allergen & Mold Assessment
Premier IAQ Assessment measuring Airbourne levels
Airborne Allergens
Airborne Genera Mold
Airborne Beta Glucan
Airborne Mycotoxins
The only lab in the country performing this type of airborne allergen analysis and this specific airborne mold test.
Device run-time: 5 Days
Lab Turnaround Time: 5 Days
1-866-796-7479
Serving the Henderson, KY. Evansville, IN. Area
Allergens
Pollens
Mold Genera
Beta Glucan
Beta glucan is a type of polysaccharide found in the cell walls of certain fungi, including molds. It is an invisible substance and can be present in the air, particularly in environments with mold growth. Beta glucan is considered an allergen and can trigger allergic reactions or respiratory symptoms in susceptible individuals. Exposure to beta glucan has been associated with respiratory conditions such as asthma and hypersensitivity pneumonitis.
Mycotoxins
Individual Test / Post Remediation Test Selection
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(ISO 13485), overall company quality processes and controls (ISO 9001), personnel occupational health and safety
management system (ISO 45001), and best practices for protecting our environment (ISO 14001). ISO standards
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or regulators.
All testing is provided by AirAnswers Inc. located at 3333 Green Bay Road, Suite 410, North Chicago, IL 60064.
Results relate only to the items tested. The laboratory shall be responsible for all of the information provided in the
report, except for information that is provided by the customer such as customer name, contact information,
cartridge barcode, testing location, and sampling time. If the customer fails to provide sampling times and dates to
the laboratory, validity of results may be compromised.