Allergens

Detailed, Yet Easy-to-Understand Reports

Our reports include the:

Scientific names of allergens (for your doctor)
"Common" names of allergens
Average levels at which people become sensitized and develop symptoms
Most likely sources of allergens
Recommendations on how to reduce the specific allergens found
Supplemental information, such as where allergens are produced in insects and animals

Pricise and Accurate Results

Samples are:

Collected by licensed and trained professionals following strict protocols
Transported in a cooler to minimize dust mite and mold growth
Analyzed in an AIHA LAP accredited laboratory

Important Allergen Information

Asthma

In the United States the number of people afflicted with asthma and allergies has incrased dramatically. Asthma has become the most common chronic illness among children and one of the most common chronic illnesses for adults.

Cockroach Allergens

Cockroach allergens are are widely distributed in homes. Even in homes with no evidence of cockroach infestation, approximately 20% have been found to have significant levels of cockroach allergens in settled dust.

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