To Sample, or Not To Sample, That Is the Question.
MoldSense Technical Newsletter
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July 17, 2008
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Sales: $169 a Box of 50 Spore Traps
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MoldSense Sampling Necessity Guideline
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When do you need to do sampling in IAQ/IEQ investigation
Deciding when you need to take samples isn't always
easy. First, you need to have a hypothesis (or a
question) that
you have to prove/disprove (or find an answer).
Second, if you cannot achieve it using any other more
cost-effective methods, then you need to do sampling
to prove your hypothesis or find the answer to your
question. Many human factors could also be involved
in
the decision making process. The following guideline
should help you with some basics.
MoldSense Sampling Necessity Guideline
1. Scientific Reason
Sampling shall be conducted only for the
purpose of testing a necessary hypothesis that cannot
be concluded otherwise using more cost-effective
means such as visual inspection, direct reading
instruments, building history review, occupant
interviews, etc.
2. Human Factors
(1) Litigation involvement
(2) Determination of liability on different parties
(3) Disagreement on findings among different parties
(4) Psychology of involved individuals
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Are You Using a Money-Making Mega Lab or a Client-Serving Boutique Lab?
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QLab... Just Like Your Own Personal Lab!
We all know that your lab can be your best
friend or your worst enemy! If standing
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their advantage by using QLab's services!
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A True Visual Representation of Airborne Mold Spores, MoldSense QGraph
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Look at the "Big Picture"!
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!
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IAQ Radio Episode 89: James L. Sublett, MD
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You have been invited to join a live Community Call.
Host: Joe Hughes/Cliff Zlotnik
Episode: 89 - James L. Sublett, MD
Allergies and asthma is anybody trying to mitigate the
cause or are we just treating the symptoms? Meet
James L.Sublett, MD and find out that there are
physicians trying hard to improve the way we handle
this issue. How can physicians, nurses, investigators
and remediator's all work together to help improve the
lives of people suffering with allergies and asthma?
Don't miss Part One of a four part series on how to get
everyone on the same page and pulling in the same
direction.
Call ID: 1547
Scheduled Time:
Date: Fri, July 18, 2008
Time: 12:00 PM EDT
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We at QLab hope you will find our newsletters an
important technical resource to you. If you have
suggestions on the topics of our future issues,
please feel free to contact us at:
info@QLabUSA.com.
Sincerely,
Wei Tang, Ph.D. Lab Director
QLab "Quality Laboratory for Quality Professionals"(TM)
Phone:
888-QLab-Wei
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