EF Guide
Tell me what is happening in your home in your own words. I will help separate the concern, the evidence you already have, and the question that still needs an answer.
Home environmental questions, organized
Is my home making me sick?
Your home may be one part of the picture. The first step is defining the environmental question—without jumping to a diagnosis or buying every available test.
- ✓ Question before test
- ✓ Limits explained
- ✓ Secure report handoff
START WITH YOUR QUESTION
“I feel worse at home, but I do not know where to begin.”
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What changed?Symptoms, odor, water event, move, or remediation.
2
What evidence already exists?Inspection, laboratory reports, photos, and timing.
THE USEFUL NEXT STEPMatch the concern to the correct evidence domain.
EF Guide
Tell us what is happening in your home.
Use your own words. EF Guide starts with the concern, asks focused follow-up questions, and explains which type of evidence may—or may not—help.
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Educational guidance
Try asking:
Choose the concern—not the kit
What brought you here today?
The same test can be useful for one question and misleading for another. Select the concern that comes closest to yours.
01
I feel worse at home
Organize timing, possible pathways, existing medical information, and what environmental evidence could add.
Start with EF Guide → 02There is an odor or water history
Decide whether inspection, moisture work, targeted sampling, or no additional test should come first.
Explore the concern → 03I have reports I do not understand
Bring laboratory and building evidence together so you can see what it supports, what remains unknown, and what comes next.
Understand my reports → 04I need to verify previous work
Clarify whether you are verifying source removal, surface cleaning, airborne conditions, or another specific outcome.
Plan verification →The Exposure Framework
Five questions keep the evidence aligned.
Detection alone does not define exposure. The framework connects the hazard, pathway, sample domain, timing, and verification decision.
- 01What is it?Define the hazard or indicator.
- 02Are we breathing it?Identify the pathway being evaluated.
- 03Where was it found?Separate air, dust, and surface domains.
- 04Is it happening now?Place evidence in time and conditions.
- 05Is the concern resolved?Verify the outcome that matters.
Environmental Test Library
See what each test can—and cannot—answer.
Mycotoxins
Respirare Labs
AMEA™
Measuring selected mycotoxins in a one-hour breathing-zone air sample.
GOOD FIT WHENThe question is whether selected mycotoxins are present in inhalable air during the defined sampling period.
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Mycotoxins
Respirare Labs
MESA™
Measuring selected mycotoxin contamination on a specific surface.
GOOD FIT WHENA location-specific surface or cleaning-verification question needs to be answered.
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Mycotoxins
EnviroBiomicsOrdered through Exposure Framework
EMMA (10 Mold + 50+ Mycotoxins)
Combining a ten-species mold DNA panel with broad mycotoxin analysis in settled dust.
GOOD FIT WHENBoth selected mold DNA and mycotoxins are needed from the same dust-domain investigation.
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One connected order path
Order the kit here. Receive the report securely. Keep the next step connected.
- 1Order through Exposure FrameworkRespirare manages the kit, fulfillment, and order support.
- 2Collect and return the sampleFollow the test-specific collection instructions supplied with the kit.
- 3Report returns to RespirareThe report is delivered through the secure EF Program—not the WordPress media library.
- 4Use your EF Case Review CreditEligible orders include a configurable credit toward one connected case review.
A better first step
You do not need every test. You need the right next answer.
Start with what is happening in your home and let the framework organize the path forward.
Start with EF Guide