Why Upgrade Your Lab Services to QLab's?
QLab specializes in microbial analysis for indoor environmental quality assessment.
We help companies that have problems from their current microbiology lab on issues
such as poor technical support, no personal attention, inconsistent results, slow
turnaround time, reports not informative, and lack of ethics.
Say goodbye to endless headaches from your current lab!
Click here to find out what we can do for you.
QLab specializes in microbial analysis for indoor environmental quality assessment.
We help companies that have problems from their current microbiology lab on issues
such as poor technical support, no personal attention, inconsistent results, slow
turnaround time, reports not informative, and lack of ethics.
Say goodbye to endless headaches from your current lab!
Click here to find out what we can do for you.
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What's New?
Why Do You Have to Become a Microbiologist to Read Your Mold Lab Report?
With Our MoldSense™ Report, You Don't Have to!
Have you ever thought that spore trap data reports were difficult to understand or not user-
friendly? Fret no more! QLab’s MoldSense™ Protocol using the MoldSense™ Report format
offers easy and comprehensive data interpretation. You don’t need to become a
microbiologist to read our MoldSense™ Report. Click here to view sample reports.
MoldSense Spore Differentiation of Aspergillus/Penicillium-like and Cladosporium
Spores
Traditional spore counting can only identify spores based on fungal taxonomy. As such,
identification at a species level is usually impossible. Spores are combined into a group when
it is impossible to identify to a genus level, e.g. Aspergillus/Penicillium (Asp/Pen)-like spores.
As a result, people may be misled to think that there is no difference between the spore
counts of their indoor and outdoor samples. QLab is pleased to announce that it has
developed a new analysis called MoldSense Spore Differentiation. This technology uses
the different characteristics in microscopic morphology and chemical reactivity of spores
to make up the different “profile” groups. Although identification based on fungal taxonomy
cannot be made, the morphological variations among the spores can be described to
indicate their different origins. Please click here to read more on this new analysis.
Innovative MoldSense™Sampling Devices
MoldSense Makes More Sense!™
To improve indoor mold sampling accuracy, we have developed two innovative, easy to use,
patent-seeking mold sampling devices. MoldSense™QTape requires only one hand for
surface tape-lift sampling. MoldSense™QSwab's unique flexible foam-tip has much higher
collection efficiency, which improves data accuracy. If you would like to try those innovative
MoldSense™ sampling devices, please contact us.
Why Do You Have to Become a Microbiologist to Read Your Mold Lab Report?
With Our MoldSense™ Report, You Don't Have to!
Have you ever thought that spore trap data reports were difficult to understand or not user-
friendly? Fret no more! QLab’s MoldSense™ Protocol using the MoldSense™ Report format
offers easy and comprehensive data interpretation. You don’t need to become a
microbiologist to read our MoldSense™ Report. Click here to view sample reports.
MoldSense Spore Differentiation of Aspergillus/Penicillium-like and Cladosporium
Spores
Traditional spore counting can only identify spores based on fungal taxonomy. As such,
identification at a species level is usually impossible. Spores are combined into a group when
it is impossible to identify to a genus level, e.g. Aspergillus/Penicillium (Asp/Pen)-like spores.
As a result, people may be misled to think that there is no difference between the spore
counts of their indoor and outdoor samples. QLab is pleased to announce that it has
developed a new analysis called MoldSense Spore Differentiation. This technology uses
the different characteristics in microscopic morphology and chemical reactivity of spores
to make up the different “profile” groups. Although identification based on fungal taxonomy
cannot be made, the morphological variations among the spores can be described to
indicate their different origins. Please click here to read more on this new analysis.
Innovative MoldSense™Sampling Devices
MoldSense Makes More Sense!™
To improve indoor mold sampling accuracy, we have developed two innovative, easy to use,
patent-seeking mold sampling devices. MoldSense™QTape requires only one hand for
surface tape-lift sampling. MoldSense™QSwab's unique flexible foam-tip has much higher
collection efficiency, which improves data accuracy. If you would like to try those innovative
MoldSense™ sampling devices, please contact us.
Code of Ethics
Click here to read QLab Code of Ethics.
Click here to read QLab Code of Ethics.