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Indoor Air Analysis

Use our analysis kits to assess the air quality in your home

Air pollutants

Mold or pollutants in the air can affect your health. With our test kits, you can easily collect your own samples, which are then analyzed in our specialized laboratories.

Your benefits at a glance:

  •  simple sampling – no prior knowledge required
  •  clear and understandable analysis results
  •  affordable prices for professional lab analysis

Why is indoor air testing important?

Air pollutants are not uncommon. How often do we suffer from headaches without knowing the cause? Often, we blame it on stress or overwork. However, physical symptoms can escalate and may point to serious environmental factors. Toxins and poor air quality can play a major role.

It’s time to run an indoor air check and take a closer look at the quality of the air you breathe at home.

+ Headaches vs. Indoor Toxins!

There is a close connection between air quality and personal health. Considering that about 10,000 liters of air are inhaled and exhaled daily, this air intake is not adequately analyzed. 

Mold Switzerland is also affected, as up to 5,500 premature deaths annually are attributed to air pollution . The WHO has also classified health hazards due to harmful indoor air as a major factor. 

Pollutants can enter homes in three ways. Firstly, ventilation plays a significant role, allowing quick and direct contamination; secondly, objects in the home can release pollutants. A third aspect is mold, which forms and spreads due to high humidity. 

All these pollutants can be responsible for chronic diseases such as asthma or allergies. Furthermore, impairments to the heart, circulatory system, brain, and skin are not uncommon. Additionally, reproduction and embryonic development can also be affected.

+ These Building Materials Can Contaminate Your Indoor Air

Legacy pollutants in building materials can significantly contaminate indoor air and cause health issues such as headaches, allergies, and even cancer. Particularly dangerous are volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds like formaldehyde, asbestos, and wood preservatives, which slowly release into the air. These pollutants are commonly found in older buildings, especially those constructed before 1970. Mold, often caused by inadequate ventilation and poor insulation, also poses a risk. Mold spores in the air can lead to respiratory diseases such as asthma. To reduce exposure, regular indoor air analysis and targeted removal of pollutants are recommended. Good ventilation and proper heating can help prevent mold growth and improve air quality.
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Mould Test 6 in 1
Simple self-evaluation
Comprehensive information brochure
Test up to 6 rooms

Simple check the spore load for several rooms yourself.
CHF 64.90
Mould Analysis Interior Air
Mold analysis
Analysis of mold genus
Analysis of contamination level

For precise determination of the types of mould present in the air.
CHF 105.00
Asbestos Analysis
Asbestos analysis
Cause of asbestosis
Present, among others, in Eternit

Asbestos was often used until the 1980s and can be dangerous.
CHF 124.00
Air Analysis Long Term Measurement
2-week sampling
Analysis for > 50 parameters
Quantitative & qualitative analysis

For all common volatile compounds, even in low concentrations.
CHF 229.00
Mould Analysis Direct Contact
Direct sampling from mold
Surface mold test
10 different types of mold

For direct determination of the type of mould in mould stains.
CHF 105.00
Air Analysis for Residential Toxins
Dust analysis
Analysis for > 50 parameters
Quantitative & qualitative analysis

Particularly useful for older buildings or new builds.
CHF 229.00
Air Analysis Wood Preservatives
Approx. 50 organic compounds
Including pentachlorophenol
For old wooden structures

The analysis examines a material sample or dust for toxic substances.
CHF 229.00
Thermo-Hygro Meter
Temperature and humidity
Mould alarm display
Clear display

The most important information in a pleasant design.
CHF 19.90