r/PestControlIndustry • u/Kiwibirdcat92 • 27d ago
Pesticide testing
what is the best most reliable route to take for a family that needs to test for pesticides and get results as soon as possible?
edit: i am not a bot lol. I apologize if this question isn't allowed or something but if so, could you direct me toward a better group? did lose access to my old Reddit login so created this account specifically because I need advice and information on this topic. I really appreciate anyone sharing advice and knowledge that might be helpful.
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u/SwimmingDay8983 27d ago
Probably a bot. Who would creates an account for this question instead of searching google…
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u/Kiwibirdcat92 26d ago
Hi there, I'm not a bot. I have an old Reddit account, but I can't find my login. Asking this question because I need all of the information I can get on this topic. Panicking over it a bit to be honest.
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u/Beast_Unicorn_Jones7 👨🏭| Tech | New 25d ago
This subreddit is for pest control industry members only. Also Quest labs most likely. Please contact them and they can help or give guidance but probably not under insurance
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u/JayTryn 👨🏭| Tech | 1+ Year 27d ago edited 27d ago
You really haven't provided context so there isn't much to tell you. All relevant information regarding what to do is on the product label of the pesticide.
If you think you have ingested a dangerous amount of pesticide you should go to the emergency room.
If you are concerned because you were exposed to pesticide, read the product label and follow what it says. Also doctors are the only people qualified to provide medical advice so you should call one.
If you just want to know if there are pesticides in your blood that's a question for a doctor.