Screening for PFAS, heavy metals, flame retardants and plasticizers.
Clear results and safer swaps, without the guesswork.
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.
The products and surfaces that contribute most to everyday chemical exposure.
Non-stick coatings, plastics and ceramics checked for PFAS, lead and cadmium.
Mattresses, foam and upholstery screened for flame retardants and stain-resistant chemicals.
Dust collects chemicals shed from products across your home, so it's a powerful snapshot of exposure.
Phthalates and bisphenols in bathroom products, containers and toys.
Book your screening
Tell us your priorities, whether that's the kitchen, a nursery or the whole home.
In-home screening
We inventory key products, screen items with handheld analyzers where appropriate, and collect dust and material samples.
Laboratory analysis
Samples are analyzed by accredited labs for PFAS, flame retardants, phthalates and heavy metals.
Your safer-swap plan
Get a prioritized list of what to replace first, what's fine to keep, and specific safer alternatives.


Of Americans have PFAS in their blood.
Average plastic particles detected per liter of bottled water.
Of household dust samples contained the same 10 harmful chemicals.
Higher levels of some pollutants indoors than outdoors.
Screening helps you focus on the few changes that matter most.
Setting up a nursery is the ideal time to choose safer materials.
New furniture, flooring and finishes bring new chemicals into your home.
Anyone working with a doctor to reduce chemical exposure.
Kids spend more time on the floor and hand-to-mouth, so dust exposure is higher.
The most common chemicals of concern are PFAS ('forever chemicals') from non-stick and stain-resistant products, flame retardants in foam furniture, phthalates and bisphenols in plastics and fragrances, and heavy metals like lead in older paint, ceramics and some imported goods.
Older or scratched non-stick pans may contain or shed PFAS, and many pans labeled PFOA-free still use other PFAS. Screening tells you what your cookware actually contains, and we suggest safer options like stainless steel, cast iron or tested ceramics.
Chemicals migrate out of products and settle in dust, which people breathe in and swallow, especially young children. A dust test is one of the most efficient ways to see your whole home's chemical exposure at once.
No. The point of screening is focus. We rank items by exposure risk so you can replace the few things that matter most and keep the rest.
Pricing depends on the size of your home and how many rooms and tests you need. Request an assessment and we will send you a clear, fixed quote before anything is scheduled. No surprises.
No. We don't sell products or take commissions, so our safer-swap recommendations are based only on your results.
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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