The Airborne Allergens Test Kit helps identify indoor air contaminants

The Airborne Allergens Test Kit helps identify and provide concentration levels for molds, pollen, dust mites (intact), skin cells, insect parts, fibers such as fiberglass, and more.
 

• Quick and easy to use
• Includes sample collection device for 1 surface sampling location
• Report emailed in PDF Format in approximately 3-5 days from receipt
• Same samples used by professionals
   

The air we breathe indoors constantly has millions of microscopic particulates (particles) of  various types floating around. Everything we breathe will eventually fall to a surface. Some particles are relatively heavy in nature, and will settle on various surfaces quicker than others. For example, the air you’re breathing today may not be the same as what you were breathing last month, last week, or even a few days ago. Some of these particulate types can cause adverse health issues that can be allergenic or toxic in nature. Common allergic symptoms include eye irritation, coughing, sneezing, respiratory issues, headache, lethargy, fatigue, flu-like symptoms, tight chest, or dizziness. The Airborne Allergens Test Kit is designed to provide detailed concentration levels of multiple types of pollutants that can be found on strategic surface locations in the home or workplace. The Airborne Allergens Test Kit is ideal for allergy sufferers, asthma patients, clean room evaluations, and more.

Suggested Sampling Locations:

1. Return Air Grille: When sampling in a home or office that has a central air conditioning or ventilation system, the return air grille is usually the best possible place to collect a sample because it works like a natural air pump as it sucks in the air you breathe to be filtered and re-circulated. As the air is being pulled into the system, many air particles will be impacted on the frame of the grille, and can be collected for analysis.
    
2. Air Supply Vent: If you believe the problem may be originating inside the air handler or ventilation system, unscrewing an air supply vent and collecting a sample from the duct can be beneficial.
    
3. Dust Collection: Dust is a great option for sample collection because it has a magnetic charge that draws in many of the air particles as they come close to it.
    
4. Visible Growth: If you see something growing on a hard surface and think it may be mold but you’re not sure, the Airborne Allergens Test Kit can be used to collect a sample for detailed analysis.
    

The final lab report is included in the cost of the Airborne Allergens Test Kit. This report will show detailed information for each pollutant identified as measured in Counts/cm², and will have guidelines for what is considered to be a normal manageable level, as compared to total levels of each pollutant found . Once the lab receives your sample for analysis, your lab report will be generated and will typically be emailed directly to you within 3-5 business days.

Please Note:
AbundantEarth.com offers these environmental test kits for evaluative purposes only. Please consult a health professional with any questions regarding your results and any recommended treatment.

Please allow approximately 7 to 10 days for delivery of your test kits and about 2 to 3 weeks for your results once submitted.