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WHAT’S IN

YOUR AIR?

Delivered straight to your door, our comprehensive indoor air quality test kit checks your home for VOCs, mold, radon, formaldehyde, and more. Get instant, personalized recommendations for cleaner air based on your results. Rid your home of invisible toxins and take a step towards healthier air today with 8AIR!

IMPROVE MY AIR

  • "I had no idea what I was breathing in on a daily basis. I thought I knew, I did not. Your kit did exactly what it said it would do!"

    Jennifer, CA

  • "The kit was so easy to use and the recommendations were easy to understand."

    Jerome, IL

According to the USEPA, indoor air can be 2 to 5 times more contaminated than outdoor air.

Whether you're moving into a new home or concerned about your current indoor air quality, eliminate hidden toxins and breathe easier with 8air.

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ESSENTIAL INDICATORS

8AIR TESTS FOR

  • A paint roller resting on an open can of blue paint, with a cardboard surface underneath.

    VOCS

    Chemicals from building materials, cleaning products, paint, cosmetics, air fresheners, furniture, dry cleaned clothing, and more, many VOCs are known carcinogens. VOCs are one of the primary groups of contaminants in indoor air and can cause headaches, dizziness, fatigue and even skin irritation. Many VOCs are not regulated and are found in everyday products in our homes.

  • Close-up view of a wooden OSB panel surface with visible wood chips and small black spots.

    FORMALDEHYDE

    Typically found in adhesives, formaldehyde is a chemical used to produce pressed-wood products and used in flooring installations. Formaldehyde is a known carcinogen and can cause irritation of the skin, eyes, nose and throat.

  • Close-up of a concrete surface with small, light blue and dark brown discolorations and spots.

    MOLD

    Mold spores can be found inside and outside the home and some types can cause allergic reactions. Mold spores in air are linked to health conditions including breathing problems, skin and eye irritation. Mold spores can be present in the air without visual evidence of mold in your home.

  • An unfinished basement with wooden framing, exposed ceiling beams, and a concrete floor. There are two small windows covered with plastic on the left side, and a white door on the right wall. A pipe protrudes from the floor, and an HVAC duct runs along the ceiling.

    RADON

    A colorless, odorless radioactive gas that is naturally occurring and linked to lung cancer, radon can enter buildings through the basement or lowest level. Radon levels in enclosed spaces can pose a health risk, especially for children.

  • Cooking chicken nuggets in a frying pan on a stove, with a wooden spoon stirring the sauce. There is a bag of Tyson frozen crispy chicken strips in the background, along with a bowl of peaches and some loose peaches on the counter.

    PARTICULATES

    Particulate matter including PM2.5 which is so small it is is not visible to the naked eye and can cause lung damage. PM2.5 includes particles less than 2.5 micrometers from a variety of sources such as smoke, dust, pollen and aerosols.

  • A black sports car's rear end with visible exhaust pipe emitting white smoke or vapor, on a grated metal surface.

    CARBON MONOXIDE

    CO, which is colorless and odorless, can be found in homes with poorly ventilated gas or wood-burning appliances, such as gas stoves, wood burning fireplaces and more, and reduces oxygen levels in the blood harming organs including the brain and heart.

  • A woman with long, wavy hair and light makeup, wearing a black jacket, has her eyes closed and appears to be enjoying the moment with a peaceful expression on her face.

    CARBON DIOXIDE

    An overall metric for the amount of fresh air in a building, high CO2 can indicate a build-up of toxic chemicals. High levels of CO2 can cause fatigue. Increasing fresh air in a building can alleviate health concerns and measuring CO2 is a good way to monitor whether or not there is enough fresh air exchange.

  • Close-up of a green leaf with water droplets on its surface.

    HUMIDITY

    Mold can grow with humidity levels over 60%, depending on the temperature. Unregulated humidity levels can result in harmful mold behind walls, above ceilings, or in other hidden places.

SIMPLE PROCESS FOR BETTER AIR QUALITY

HOW IT WORKS

order your at home test kit
test your air at home for radon, mold, VOCs and formaldehyde
send samples to the lab
get cleaner indoor air by removing chemicals
monitoring devices used to test your home and improve indoor air quality

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ORDER KIT

Our test kits make it simple to get a complete picture of your indoor air quality. With a curated box of easy-to-use monitors and lab-analyzed samples, our kit includes everything you need.

TEST HOME AIR

Follow our simple, step-by-step instructions to collect samples for radon, VOCs, formaldehyde, and mold. Then, set up your monitors to track CO, COâ‚‚, PM2.5, and humidity.

SHIP SAMPLES

Send your samples to the lab hassle-free with the pre-paid mailer included in your kit.

ACHIEVE HEALTHY AIR

Your lab results arrive straight to your email, along with clear, easy-to-follow recommendations tailored to your data. Get expert guidance to take action and improve your air quality with confidence.

KEEP MONITORS

Keep the monitors for CO, COâ‚‚, PM2.5, and humidity to track key air quality factors and ensure your home stays healthy, day after day.

SIMPLE PROCESS FOR BETTER AIR QUALITY

A step-by-step infographic on air quality testing. Step 1 shows an outline of test kits, with text explaining ordering them for air quality assessment. Step 2 depicts a clipboard with checkmarks, detailing how to test indoor air for radon, VOCs, formaldehyde, and mold, and set up monitors for CO2, PM2.5, and humidity. Step 3 shows mailboxes, instructing to send samples in pre-paid mailers. Step 4 features airflow icons, indicating lab results are emailed with recommendations. Step 5 shows a gauge, advising to monitor key air quality factors regularly to maintain a healthy home environment.

  • VOCS

    Chemicals from building materials, cleaning products, paint, cosmetics, air fresheners, furniture, dry cleaned clothing, and more, many VOCs are known carcinogens. VOCs are one of the primary groups of contaminants in indoor air and can cause headaches, dizziness, fatigue and even skin irritation. Many VOCs are not regulated and are found in everyday products in our homes.

  • FORMALDEHYDE

    Typically found in adhesives, formaldehyde is a chemical used to produce pressed-wood products and used in flooring installations. Formaldehyde is a known carcinogen and can cause irritation of the skin, eyes, nose and throat.

  • MOLD

    Mold spores can be found inside and outside the home and some types can cause allergic reactions. Mold spores in air are linked to health conditions including breathing problems, skin and eye irritation. Mold spores can be present in the air without visual evidence of mold in your home.

  • RADON

    A colorless, odorless radioactive gas that is naturally occurring and linked to lung cancer, radon can enter buildings through the basement or lowest level. Radon levels in enclosed spaces can pose a health risk, especially for children.

  • PARTICULATES

    Particulate matter including PM2.5 which is so small it is is not visible to the naked eye and can cause lung damage. PM2.5 includes particles less than 2.5 micrometers from a variety of sources such as smoke, dust, pollen and aerosols.

  • CARBON MONOXIDE

    CO, which is colorless and odorless, can be found in homes with poorly ventilated gas or wood-burning appliances, such as gas stoves, wood burning fireplaces and more, and reduces oxygen levels in the blood harming organs including the brain and heart.

  • CARBON DIOXIDE

    An overall metric for the amount of fresh air in a building, high CO2 can indicate a build-up of toxic chemicals. High levels of CO2 can cause fatigue. Increasing fresh air in a building can alleviate health concerns and measuring CO2 is a good way to monitor whether or not there is enough fresh air exchange.

  • HUMIDITY

    Mold can grow with humidity levels over 60%, depending on the temperature. Unregulated humidity levels can result in harmful mold behind walls, above ceilings, or in other hidden places.

Take control of your indoor air today!

8AIR COMPLETE

starting at

$929

Compared to over $5,000 for an in person assessment!

Includes everything you need to test and improve your indoor air quality: 3 monitors, 4 laboratory samplers, step by step instructions, and detailed recommendations from our professionals.

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8AIR BASIC

starting at

$699

Compare to over $4,000 for an in person assessment!

Already own an air quality monitor and want just the lab data? This kit includes 4 laboratory samplers, step by step instructions, and detailed recommendations from our professionals.

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Our mission is to give homeowners the resources and knowledge they need to improve their indoor air quality using information backed by actual data and professional recommendations.

Find out exactly what you are breathing in your home and be on your way to healthier air today!

Easy to use, DIY kit.

Not sure how to test your air?

No need to hire a contractor for thousands of dollars or set up an appointment for someone to come to your home. Our kit is delivered right to your door and contains everything you need for a thorough indoor air quality assessment. Our step by step guide is easy to follow so you can test on your own time.

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8 tests in 1.

Don’t know what could be in your air?

We have done the leg work in assembling a box that will provide a comprehensive indoor air quality assessment including VOCs, mold, formaldehyde and more. Buying a new home? Have health concerns? Growing your family? Get peace of mind with our thorough assessment of 8 key indoor air quality indicators.

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Expert recommendations.

You test your air but then what?

We provide instant recommendations with your results so you can take steps to improve your air. Backed by over 14 years of experience in the industry, we provide thorough, easy to follow steps to achieve healthier air.

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 FAQs

  • Buying a new home? Growing your family? Have health concerns? 8AIR is for you. 8AIR test kits are for anyone who wants the achieve better indoor air quality at home in an easy and convenient way.

  • Laboratory results will be emailed to you within 10 business days after receipt at the laboratory.

  • The standard kit includes 4 laboratory samplers and 3 monitors. The laboratory samplers are for radon, VOCs, formaldehyde and mold. Laboratory samples will be collected and shipped to the lab using the pre-paid mailer. The monitors will test for PM2.5, CO, CO2 and humidity. Keep the monitors for continuous monitoring.

  • Our step by step guide is easy to follow and contains instructions for each test. Email support is also available if needed.