Sources of VOC’s indoors include building materials, carpets, adhesives, wood floors, paints, caulks, upholstery, fabrics, air cleaners, cleaning products, cosmetics, and many more.
There is no required training or knowledge, just follow our step by step instructions to collect samples. Mail back the samples and field sampling form with a prepaid mailer and AirMD laboratory scientists will analyze the samples. From the results, the AirMD team of certified consultants will write a detailed report identifying conditions and provide recommendations based on how to improve the indoor environment. A report will be sent via email within five business days.

There is no required training, just follow our step by step instructions to collect samples. Mail back the samples and field sampling form with a prepaid mailer and AirMD laboratory scientists will analyze the samples. The AirMD team of certified consultants will write a detailed report identifying conditions and provide recommendations based on how to improve the indoor environment. A report will be sent via email within five business days after receipt of samples.

• Remove the VOC tube from holder and snap the pre-scored end of tube (end that has rounded neck). Place the tube on a surface above three feet. Sample time should be at minimum 30 minutes. Once completed place VOC tube into VOC tube holder and place into pouch to be returned to AirMD for analysis.