A simple walkthrough for inspectors and consultants sending mold and asbestos samples to Moldlab, including the forms you need, how to complete the Chain of Custody form, how to choose the correct test code, and how to ship your package correctly.
Collect Samples
Download the Correct COC Form
Fill Out the COC Clearly
Choose the Correct Test Code
Package Samples and Paperwork
Ship with Tracking
Choose the form that best matches your sample count. If you are new to the form, use the guide below to avoid delays and common mistakes.
Read our step-by-step guide to understand each section, avoid common mistakes, and reduce delays.
Read the COC GuideChoose the code that matches both the sample type you collected and the type of analysis you want.
Mold only count and identification
Mold plus pollen, skin cells, insect parts, and fibers
Mold only, light / moderate / heavy ratings
Mold plus other particles, light / moderate / heavy ratings
Mold only quantitative analysis
only available for Tape samplesMold plus other particles quantitative analysis
only available for Tape samplesPLM EPA 600/R-93/116
After you package your samples and completed Chain of Custody form, send them to Moldlab by USPS Priority Mail, FedEx, or UPS. Active Moldlab inspector customers may also qualify for free inbound FedEx shipping on eligible orders.
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