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Mold Spore ID Kit

Name the mold and count the spores - not just 'positive or negative.'

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What it tests for
  • Aspergillus / Penicillium
  • Cladosporium
  • Stachybotrys
  • Chaetomium
  • Basidiospores
  • Ascospores
  • Other indicator genera (reported in spores/m3 or per surface area)
Why it matters

Mold exposure triggers allergies, asthma, and respiratory irritation, and some genera (e.g., Stachybotrys, certain Aspergillus) produce mycotoxins or cause infections in vulnerable people.

Identifying the genus matters: Stachybotrys ('black mold') and Chaetomium indicate chronic water damage, while elevated indoor Aspergillus/Penicillium relative to outdoors points to a hidden indoor source.

How to collect your sample

Use the air cassette for airborne spores and/or the tape-lift and swab for visible growth, following the instructions for each matrix, then seal and return.

How the lab analyzes it

An analyst examines the samples under a microscope to identify spore types and count them directly, reporting concentrations by genus - so you learn which mold and how much, not merely whether mold is present.

Did you know
  • Comparing indoor vs. outdoor spore counts is how professionals decide whether there's an indoor mold problem at all.
  • Mold doesn't need standing water - sustained humidity above ~60% is enough for many species.
The Sacred Sampling standard

Laboratory data — not estimates.

Independently operated, with no ties to filter or remediation companies. Every sample is analyzed by an accredited partner laboratory under EPA-referenced methods, with a documented chain of custody — and your data is yours.

Accredited-lab analysisEPA-referenced methods on real instruments.
Chain-of-custody on every kitTraceability from the moment you cap the bottle.
Independent by designWe sell tests, not filters — no incentive to over-report.
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For informational & screening purposes. Not a medical diagnosis.