Now there's the do-it-yourself First Response evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit , a revolutionary technique that helps identify indoor air contaminants. The First Response evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit was developed by the scientist at Pure Air Control Services, a interdisciplinary indoor air quality environmental firm with over 350 million square feet of evalu-aire^® experience. The First Response evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit uses state-of-the-art technology to assist in the evaluation of the following indoor air contaminants:

• Allergen: Dust mite (Der p 1, Der f 1, Group 2), Cat (Fel d 1), Cockroach (Bla g 2).
  
• Hydrothermal: Relative Humidity/Temperature.
  
• Aerobiology: Fungal elements, insect biodetritus, fiberglass, pollen, dust and skin cell fragments.
  
• Precipitated Particulate: Fungal elements, insect biodetritus, fiberglass, pollen, dust and skin cell fragments.
  
• Formaldehyde: paneling, plywood, textiles, disinfectants, tobacco, smoke, furnishings and carpet.
  

And that's not all. Not only is the analysis provided quantative, it's quick, inexpensive, easy to use and you can start analyzing your environment tomorrow. Best of all, you'll find the First Response evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit from the name you already trust in Indoor Air Quality: Pure Air Control Services. Whatever your evalu-aire^® needs: Building Diagnostics, Laboratory Services, Project Management, HVAC Remediation, Pure Air Control Services and the First Response evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit are ready to make a real difference in your indoor air environment. The First Response evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit analysis is performed by an experienced Microbiologist/Mycologist/Microscopist at Pure Air Control Services - Environmental Diagnostics Laboratory (AIHA #102795).

Here's what they're saying: "I strongly recommend the First Response evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit to my peers and any facility interested in developing a proactive indoor air quality program." Migs Damiani, President, Complete Building Services, Washington, DC.

What's in it for me!

The First Response evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit Laboratory Report will help identify allergens and other known environmental contaminants which may affect building occupants.

Your customized laboratory report will help define the environmental conditions, as they existed during your sampling. Your Environmental Laboratory Report will include the following:

• Dust Allergen Screen: What's in the carpet, furniture or ductwork? Indoor allergens are important because they are the major cause of asthma and/or allergic reaction with sensitized people. Your allergen report is compared to industry guidelines (expressed in micrograms per gram - ng).
  
• Aerobiology Analysis: What's in the air? Fiberglass, insect biodetritus, fungal elements, pollen, dust, skin cell fragments (expressed in counts per cubic meter - cm3).
  
• Hydro-Thermal Analysis: What are the thermal conditions? Temperature and relative humidity are important surrogate assays. This information is data logged over a 24 to 48 hour period. Your Hydro-Thermal report is compared to ASHRAE 55.92 standards.
  
• Precipitated Particulate Analysis: What has fallen? What was once in the air has fallen. Microscopy identification of precipitated particulate is provided.
  
• Formaldehyde: Formaldehyde is a colorless, gaseous substance which develops a pungent smell at room temperature, irritating to the eyes and may cause allergic reactions.
  
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First Response evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit ...a revolutionary indoor air quality - screen test kit for your indoor environment. The Dust Allergen - Screen Test Kit (A-STK) is also available as a "stand alone" for $75.00.

At Pure Air Control Services, we're committed to making your indoor air quality life easier. Call us today and take advantage of the introductory special of $375.00 for the evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit or $75.00 for the A-STKTM.

Who Should Use First Response evalu-aire^® Screen Test Kit

• Building Managers
  
• Educators
  
• Facility Managers
  
• Hospital Engineers
  
• Facility Operators
  
• Physicians
  
• School and Plant Operators
  
• Occupational Health and Safety Professionals
  
• Architects
  
• Government Officials
  
• Engineers
  
• Real Estate Professionals
  
• Insurance Claim Adjusters
  
• Industrial Hygienists
  
• Teachers
  
• Homeowners
  
• County, City and State Officials
  
• HVAC Engineers
  
• Building Maintenance Supervisors
  
• Test and Balance Professionals