[ HOME GOODS & TOXIN SCREENING ]

Find the hidden toxins in your everyday things

Screening for PFAS, heavy metals, flame retardants and plasticizers.
Clear results and safer swaps, without the guesswork.

Methods Referenced Against
EPA
WHO
ASHRAE
WELL v2
ANSI/AIHA
ISO 16000

What is home toxin screening?

Home toxin screening tests the products you live with every day, including cookware, food storage, bedding, furniture, personal care products and household dust, for chemicals of concern such as PFAS, heavy metals, flame retardants and phthalates. Instead of replacing everything, you learn exactly which items are sources and which safer alternatives are worth it.

What we screen

The products and surfaces that contribute most to everyday chemical exposure.

Cookware & food storage

Non-stick coatings, plastics and ceramics checked for PFAS, lead and cadmium.

Bedding & furniture

Mattresses, foam and upholstery screened for flame retardants and stain-resistant chemicals.

Household dust

Dust collects chemicals shed from products across your home, so it's a powerful snapshot of exposure.

Personal care & plastics

Phthalates and bisphenols in bathroom products, containers and toys.

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Book your screening

Tell us your priorities, whether that's the kitchen, a nursery or the whole home.

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In-home screening

We inventory key products, screen items with handheld analyzers where appropriate, and collect dust and material samples.

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Laboratory analysis

Samples are analyzed by accredited labs for PFAS, flame retardants, phthalates and heavy metals.

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Your safer-swap plan

Get a prioritized list of what to replace first, what's fine to keep, and specific safer alternatives.

[ WHY IT MATTERS ]

Everyday products are a daily source of exposure.

97%

Of Americans have PFAS in their blood.

SOURCE • CDC NHANES
240,000

Average plastic particles detected per liter of bottled water.

SOURCE • QIAN ET AL. PNAS 2024
90%

Of household dust samples contained the same 10 harmful chemicals.

SOURCE • MITRO ET AL. 2016
2-5×

Higher levels of some pollutants indoors than outdoors.

SOURCE • EPA

Who toxin screening is for

Screening helps you focus on the few changes that matter most.

Expecting or new parents

Setting up a nursery is the ideal time to choose safer materials.

Recently moved or renovated

New furniture, flooring and finishes bring new chemicals into your home.

Health-focused households

Anyone working with a doctor to reduce chemical exposure.

Families with young children

Kids spend more time on the floor and hand-to-mouth, so dust exposure is higher.

FAQs

Straightforward answers to the questions we hear most.

Request home toxin screening

Toxin screening is launching across the Greater Seattle area. Join the priority list and we will reach out to schedule, or book a mold inspection today.

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