Mycotoxin Air Test Kit

• One 60-minute room-air sample with standard-panel laboratory analysis and temporary use of the collection equipment. Shipping is calculated separately at checkout. Choose from available UPS shipping services.
• Pre-calibrated sampling pump, tubing, tripod and Myco-cassette sampling assembly.
• Carrying case, nitrile gloves, and collection/return materials.
• Step-by-step instructions and a video guide for setting up and returning your sample.
• Laboratory report, typically available 3–5 business days after the laboratory receives the sample.
• Equipment is loaned for collection and must be returned. Its use is included in the kit purchase, but ownership is not transferred.

• Receive and review your kit. Read the enclosed preparation instructions and watch the setup guidance before sampling.
• Choose a specific room. Each sample represents one location, never a combined sample from multiple rooms.
• Prepare and set up. Follow the laboratory’s room preparation and pump setup instructions; position the sampler as directed for breathing-zone collection.
• Collect for 60 minutes. Use the supplied pump and sampling assembly for each selected location.
• Pack and return. Follow the supplied instructions for cassettes and equipment. Confirm the current return-label arrangement before ordering.
• Follow the supplied laboratory protocol for preparation, equipment operation and return. This summary does not replace the instructions.

• Standard panel, included: Aflatoxins (B1, B2, G1, G2), ochratoxin A, and trichothecenes T-2/HT-2.
• Optional additional panel: Deoxynivalenol (DON/vomitoxin), zearalenone, and fumonisins. The option expands the mycotoxin groups analyzed and applies to every sample selected.
• More testing is not automatically better. If you are unsure whether an additional panel would answer your environmental question, ask MEL about the choice.

• The laboratory report identifies the selected mycotoxins detected or not detected in each collected air sample and presents the laboratory’s reported results.
• When mycotoxins are detected, findings document potential exposure to the detected mycotoxins in the tested rooms at the time the air samples were collected. A non-detect means the tested analyte was not detected at or above the laboratory’s applicable reporting limit in that sample.
• Neither finding establishes personal inhaled dose, a medical diagnosis, the source of a mycotoxin, conditions in other rooms, or whole-home safety.
• On qualifying purchases, homeowners may opt in at checkout for a complimentary professional written Results Review. A separate live consultation is not included.

• Return the loaned sampling equipment within 30 calendar days from the order date. Fees may apply to late, missing, or damaged equipment.
• A separate 90-day laboratory sample submission limit does not extend the 30-day equipment-loan period. Always follow the current instructions and terms supplied with the kit.

• AMEA is an environmental measurement of selected mycotoxins in sampled room air, not a mold-species identification test, a source investigation, a personal exposure-dose assessment, or a medical test.
• Consult an independent indoor environmental professional for building investigations and an appropriate health professional about medical concerns.

Possible exposure routes include ingestion, including contaminated food, inhalation, and skin contact. AMEA evaluates selected mycotoxins collected from room air to help identify potential inhalation exposure at the sampled location and time. It does not measure absorbed dose or establish a medical diagnosis.

No. More mycotoxin targets does not mean a test measures potential inhalation exposure. A dust panel measures the collected dust, while AMEA measures selected mycotoxins collected from room air during sampling. Dust can describe a contamination reservoir, including material that might become airborne, but a positive dust result alone does not establish current inhalation exposure.