Identify the chemicals behind the smell.
Persistent mystery odors can signal real hazards - hydrogen sulfide (sewer gas) is toxic at higher levels, amines and mercaptans can indicate decomposition or gas leaks, and VOC odors can point to solvent or mold-related sources.
Identifying the specific chemicals turns an emotional 'something smells wrong' into an actionable diagnosis for remediation or landlord/insurance disputes.
Capture the suspect air on the sorbent tube and/or seal the smelly material in the headspace jar, following instructions, then return.
GC-MS speciation separates and names the individual odor compounds - sulfur compounds, amines, organic acids, aldehydes, and VOCs - turning a subjective smell into an objective chemical list.
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.
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For informational & screening purposes. Not a medical diagnosis.