IAQ Fiberglass Screen Check- Indoor air quality test kits to determine the presence and levels of fiberglass in your air and living environment.

Fiberglass Screen Check – A Revolutionary indoor air quality test kit That Helps Identify Indoor Air Contaminants

• Identifies and provides concentration levels for Fiberglass

• Quick and Easy to Use (easy to follow directions included)

• Includes Sample Collection Device for 1 surface sampling location

• Includes AIHA Accredited Lab Analysis for Fiberglass Emailed in PDF Format in 3-5 Days

• Same Samples Used by Professionals

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. Fiberglass particulate (particles) in the air will eventually fall to a surface, usually collecting as a shiny looking dust.

The Fiberglass Screen Check indoor air quality test kits are ideal for identifying fiberglass fibers and other synthetic and man-made fibers that have collected in various surface locations of the home or workplace by utilizing a revolutionary sample collection device called the Bio-Scan400. The Bio-Scan400 is a very effective tool in providing accurate, detailed analysis of the air we breathe and the pollutants that may be present.

Environmental Diagnostics Laboratory (EDLab), which is accredited with the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA), will provide a final report included in the cost of the Fiberglass Screen Check. This report will provide identification and concentration levels for any fiberglass or other fibers identified as measured in Counts/cmē, and will have guidelines for what is considered to be a normal manageable level, as compared to the total level of each pollutant found on the Bio Scan400.

Once EDLab receives the Bio Scan400 for analysis, your lab report will be generated and emailed within 3-5 business days.

Common Symptoms to look for:

Eye irritation, coughing, scratchy throat, sneezing, respiratory issues, or sinus headache.

Who Should Use Fiberglass Screen Check (FSC)?

• Homeowners

• Service Contractors

• Educators

• School and Plant Operators

• Industrial Hygienists

• Engineers

• Building Maintenance Supervisors

• Test and Balance Professionals

• Real Estate Professionals

• Insurance Claim Adjusters

• Physicians

• Occupational Health and Safety Professionals

Features of the Fiberglass Screen Check (FSC):

• Identifies Fiberglass fibers

• Quick and Easy -Includes Sample Collection Device (Bio Scan400)

• Complete Instructions with Chain of Custody

• Includes AIHA Accredited Lab Analysis for Fiberglass

• Free Lab Shipping

• Same Samples Used by Professionals