AEI Decon Meth & Mold Remediation
Meth is a dangerous drug. That is a well-known fact in both scientific and medical communities. It’s no surprise, then, that exposure to meth residue can make you ill. In general infants, children, the elderly, and people with compromised immune systems are at a higher risk for complications. However, meth residue can affect healthy adults too. In fact, Burgess et …
The world of automotive repair is busy and fast-paced, with clients depending on their mechanic to get them back on the road. Of course, finding needles, drug residue or paraphernalia, or other signs of meth in cars can bring the work to a screeching halt. The good news is that contamination doesn’t have to spell …
Do-it-yourself projects and home improvement can be a satisfying way to spend your time. They’re also a great way to save money and build independence in maintaining your home. However, when it comes to meth contamination, DIY usually turns into more of an SOS. That’s why we generally suggest hiring a Certified Decontamination Specialist. Of …
Meth testing is a subject with a lot of information to unpack and plenty of room for error – errors which can lead to you paying far too much for your home methamphetamine test. However, in order to fully all the nuances involved in that, we would have to discuss the dangerous nature of this …
It’s bad enough having your car stolen, as Sarah Michelson will tell you. Finding yourself sick and high on the side of the freeway? That’s what we’d call adding insult to injury. You’ve probably read a few stories like Sarah’s in the local news. Though, we’d wager that most of them involve the purchase of …
Welcome back to our two-part series on meth and pets. Last week we established that meth is toxic to our animal companions. Today we’ll go a bit deeper and explore the question: is the meth in your home dangerous for pets? The Facts In order to discuss this topic, you’ll need to understand what we mean when …
As you may know, we spent last week exploring an Easy Access Guide to testing overall, as well as common meth testing mistakes that can cost. This week, we’re offering another guide on how to properly test a home for meth. Of course, we need to insert a small disclaimer here. No matter how thorough or thought-out …
There are two primary types of home methamphetamine tests – instant and laboratory testing kits. However, we’ve already posted another article about the differences between them. So, rather than revisit all that information, we’d like to tell you a story. As always, for the sake of privacy, we’ll call the woman in this story Jane. The Trouble …
At AEI Decon, we often hear from folks wondering how to read their home methamphetamine test results. Confusion is a reasonable reaction, too, given that most people don’t spend their leisure time studying lab reports. Well, except for the die-hard science buffs. (Or maybe the folks bent on a bit of intellectual masochism.) But don’t …
Hello again and welcome back to the second part of our series on reading your home meth test results. By way of review, we’re breaking down each part of a typical lab report from ALS Global. As we stated last week, this content should reflect the reporting style of most other labs, assuming your test is …
Methamphetamine is a highly addictive and dangerous drug. It can cause seizures, cardiac arrest, stroke, brain damage, and more. When smoked, meth does not simply disappear. Instead, it creates a residue on surfaces and inside ventilation systems. This is a problem because you can absorb this substance through your skin, which can make you ill. And that’s …
Finding that there might be meth in your home isn’t generally a reason to celebrate. It comes with dozens of questions and plenty of uncertainty. However, this isn’t a problem that goes away on its own. And, when it comes to hazardous substances like meth, there’s no room for error. If you suspect there’s meth …
