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Fiberglass Test Kit

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Fiberglass Test Kit

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Description:

Fiberglass is mostly used as insulation material. It is listed as an irritant, causing potentially serious harmful health issues. Fiberglass can make its way into indoor air through holes in air ducts, exposed insulation in the ceilings or walls, or from a deteriorated liner within the air handler unit.

Advantages:

• Identifies and provides concentration levels for Fiberglass. • Quick and Easy to Use (See Description Below). • Includes Sample Collection Device for 1 surface sampling location. • Includes Lab Analysis Emailed in PDF Format in 3-5 Days. • Same Samples Used by Professionals.

Dimensions:

5×3.5×1 in

How To Use:

1. First, read the provided instructions and identify the area of concern. Where do you suspect fiberglass may be present? What location are you noticing your manifestations? Where might fiberglass get in the air? Fiberglass insulation in you air conditioning can degrade get spewed through the system. Do you suspect this may be happening?
2. Next, use the Bio-Scan to collect your sample. After collecting the sample, re-seal the Bio-Scan and complete the chain-of-custody. Place the sample in its case into the provided postage-paid envelope.
3. Then, your sample is analyzed by an accredited laboratory to provide their accurate and detailed analysis. That’s how to test for fiberglass in air, simply and cost-effectively.

Intended Use:

The Fiberglass Screen Check is a revolutionary technique that helps identify Indoor Air Contaminants.

Introduction:

Fiberglass is mostly used as insulation material. It is listed as an irritant, causing potentially serious harmful health issues. The fibers can make their way into your homes living space and hangout in the indoor air when tiny holes occur in your air ducts. These tiny holes expose insulation in the ceilings or walls to forced airflow stir up the the fibers. Also, pieces of a deteriorated duct or insulation within an aging air handler unit frequently get swept through a HVAC system into the living space. Fiberglass particles suspended in the air eventually fall to a surface, usually collecting as a shiny looking dust.
The health effects of fiberglass primarily consist of skin and eye irritation. When it touches the skin, fiberglass can cause a skin rash also know as contact dermatitis. Eye irritation, redness and itchiness are common. Exposure and inhalation of fiberglass particles can also cause upper respiratory irritation which causes sore throats and noses.

Weight:

1 lbs

It should be noted that our products are for research purposes only. Not suitable for any clinical use.

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