Guest guest Posted September 20, 2006 Report Posted September 20, 2006 I had a hard time finding them - -- only one of three Home Depots I visited had it and no one knew where it was, I had to walk around the store for a really long time. I recommend ordering them online. Google ProLab mold test Lori [] mold plate My doctor wants me to do a mold plate in my house. Are these kits pretty available at home depot? Quote
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2006 Report Posted September 20, 2006 Gingersnap, Do an outside control too. If you think you could use 4, Environmental Clinic of Dallas ones are good deal, 4 for 100.00 includes testing. They ship them two day priority mail. There are some other sources by mail. My Home Depot is out of them right now. You can call Pro Lab tollfree and order them. They are 9.95 a piece I believe. If you catch NOTHING, you are done with expense. They say wait 3 days. I'd hold them for a week at least. Some molds are slower growing but usually you have growth within 2-3 days. If they grow mold and you want it analyized, you put them in envelope provided and enclose additional amount for testing. I forget what the addl cost is, since I so frequently use them just to the get a count of spores, but I think it's about 35.00 for each plate sent for analysis. I can post their tel no tomorrow. I'm not at home right now. --- Gingersnap1964@... wrote: > My doctor wants me to do a mold plate in my > house. Are these kits pretty > available at home depot? > > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 21, 2006 Report Posted September 21, 2006 It's 30 bucks for the regular speed analysis which takes a LONG TIME (I've been waiting over two weeks) or for $45 they say they will give you the results in three days after they receive the test. You can get them cheaper at web sites online. Lori Re: [] mold plate Gingersnap, Do an outside control too. If you think you could use 4, Environmental Clinic of Dallas ones are good deal, 4 for 100.00 includes testing. They ship them two day priority mail. There are some other sources by mail. My Home Depot is out of them right now. You can call Pro Lab tollfree and order them. They are 9.95 a piece I believe. If you catch NOTHING, you are done with expense. They say wait 3 days. I'd hold them for a week at least. Some molds are slower growing but usually you have growth within 2-3 days. If they grow mold and you want it analyized, you put them in envelope provided and enclose additional amount for testing. I forget what the addl cost is, since I so frequently use them just to the get a count of spores, but I think it's about 35.00 for each plate sent for analysis. I can post their tel no tomorrow. I'm not at home right now. --- Gingersnap1964@... wrote: > My doctor wants me to do a mold plate in my > house. Are these kits pretty > available at home depot? > > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 21, 2006 Report Posted September 21, 2006 I know when you are waiting for the results, it's seems like forever. Website says they are available at Walmart stores now. Lori, when I went to website it said they were 9.95 each. Isn't that what you paid for them at Home Depot? --- Lori Baur <lori@...> wrote: > It's 30 bucks for the regular speed analysis > which takes a LONG TIME (I've been waiting over > two weeks) or for $45 they say they will give > you the results in three days after they > receive the test. > > You can get them cheaper at web sites online. > > Lori > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 21, 2006 Report Posted September 21, 2006 Lori, It would be much better then to get the 4 for 115.00 from American Environmental Center, as part of Environmental Clinic of Dallas, and testing is included. They are 100.00 and the 15.00 is for two day shipping which they do so plates arrive in fresh condition. Then they tell you to keep in refrigerator and use within two weeks. People go there from all over the world for there work with mold and other environmental problems. Although I think ProLab is good enough for the price, if you are for sure going to get them analyized, I think an analysis from the Dallas Clinic would be more reliable. YMO --- Lori Baur <lori@...> wrote: > Yes, but I found another web site where they > were cheaper. They even offer prepaid testing > if you know you have mold, three kits for > $99.00, which is a great deal. They are the > same Pro-Lab Quote
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