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Are you tired of your present lab telling you that airborne mold spores are "lumpy" as an explanation for why basic spore count results are not reproducible when spore trap samples are analyzed? QLab's proprietary High Performance Spore Count(TM) produces high-quality, accurate and precise results, regardless of the irregular distribution of spores collected on the slide.

High Performance Spore Count(TM) is performed by QLab's well trained and highly experienced analysts using 12 sophisticated analytical techniques different from basic spore count.
(1) Each sample is read using two different analytical techniques.
(2) Clusters of spores are located and counted separately throughout the entire trace.
(3) "Bounced and recaptured" spores, are included in the count.
(4) Spores impacted onto the slide at different depths are counted.
(5) The sample is stained with a bright red dye to clearly distinguish spores and fungal structures from background debris.
(6) Sample slide is prepared with tacky side up to achieve best visual clarity.
(7) Six indoor hydrophilic fungi are identified and clearly highlighted on the report.
(8) Cladosporium spores are differentiated into three groups, Group H, C and S.
(9) Aspergillus/Penicillium-like spores can be differentiated into 9 groups upon request.
(10) All samples are analyzed by microbiologists who have a minimum of a college degree in a biology-related discipline.
(11) Data is reported in MoldSense Report format to facilitate data interpretation using MoldSense Profile Comparison.
(12) Visually-comprehensive and proportionally-correct MoldSense QGraph provides a graphical representation of relative mold concentrations in project samples.

Isn't it about time that you experience how superior laboratory analysis and reporting can help you and your clients interpret sample results and make the right decisions in the field?

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We all know that your lab can be your best friend or your worst enemy! If standing between you and your customers is a "Money-Making Mega Lab" with un- reproducible data and watered-down cheap services, it is no wonder that your business is not growing the way you want it to grow. Personal services and high quality analyses using proprietary technologies from QLab can help you grow your business like no one else! Call us today, and experience how some of your competitors have been gaining their advantage by using QLab's services!

What good is a mold report if the homeowner or property manager cannot even read it? Many bar graphs for airborne fungal spores are not proportional to the concentrations of spores, which makes it confusing to read, even for scientists-not to mention homeowners or facility managers. For example, the ratio of bar heights of 1000 to 100 to 10 spore/m3 on a log scale graph is actually 3 to 2 to 1. It's good for scientific research, but it's certainly not helping when you try to explain the results to homeowners.

QLab's proprietary and copyrighted MoldSense QGraph is "Visually-Representing and Proportionally- Correct." Homeowner can see a clear visual representation of airborne spore profiles in all samples as illustrated on MoldSense QGraph. On the other hand, they cannot understand why your competitor's report graphs are not even proportional to the concentrations reported. Show a copy of MoldSense QGraph to your prospects, and you can easily increase your sales closing rate. Stop giving your customers a cloudy mental confusion and start providing them a clear visual representation.

Switch TODAY!

Host: Joe Hughes/Cliff Zlotnik - joe.hughes@iaqtrain ing.com

Episode: 88 - Chin S. Yang, Ph.D./ Prestige EnviroMicrobiology, Inc. We are back with a bang this week. Chin S. Yang, Ph.D. has worked with physicians, public health officials, industrial hygienists, and environmental and occupational health scientists on various issues of fungal and bacterial exposures for over 25 years. Very few people in the IAQ industry are as well known and respected as Dr. Yang. It is a pleasure to announce he will join us this week on IAQ Radio.

Call ID: 1547

Scheduled Time:
Date: Fri, July 11, 2008
Time: 12:00 PM EDT