Q: How long does it take to receive my mold test kit after placing an order?
A: We usually process and deliver orders within 3 business days. Please allow additional shipping time based on your location.
Q: What is included in the mold test kit?
A: Booster mold test kit includes petri dish, swab, and instructions.
Q: How long does it take to get my mold test results?
A: The incubation period for the mold test is usually 3-7 days. After incubation, you can interpret the results according to the included instructions.
Q: What do the different colors on the mold test mean?
A: The color of the mold growth can indicate different types of mold. For a detailed description of mold types, see the enclosed instructions.
Q: What if I find mold in my home?
A: Hallucinogens are a natural part of our environment and are found both indoors and outdoors. It is a fungus that thrives in moist conditions. While this may seem worrisome, it is important to understand that mold exposure is usually low and poses a risk to most people that is very low.
When mold exposure is high, especially for people with weakened immune systems, allergies, or respiratory conditions, it can lead to health problems.
If you are facing high levels of mold exposure, especially in confined spaces or experiencing health symptoms, it is recommended that you consult a professional mold remediation specialist for evaluation and appropriate action.
Q: Can I reuse a mold test kit?
A: No, mold test kits are disposable items.
Q: How to use this product?
A: Open the product and place it indoors for one hour to inoculate the mold, cover and seal.
After opening the product, use a cotton swab to wipe the mold on the surface of the object, slide it in the petri dish in Z, cover and seal it.
After 48-72 hours, you can see the result by comparing with the mold manual, note that you can't open it again after sealing.
Q: What is Petri dish home testing?
A: Petri dish home testing is an experimental method of culturing and observing microorganisms at home using simple
petri dishes (e.g. agar plates), usually for educational or preliminary environmental testing purposes.
Q: Is this test safe?
A: It is generally safe, but care should be taken:
Do not culture samples from humans or suspected contaminants.
Seal properly after incubation
Children should be supervised by an adult
Q: How do I sample properly?
A:Dip a sterile cotton swab into a small amount of sterile water.
Gently wipe the surface to be measured
Make a “Z” shape on the surface of the agar.
Immediately cover the petri dish