Paul Saladino· MD
So eventually I get some Petri dishes, which is the most cost-effective way that everyone can do a self-analysis, where you can literally look at the colonies.
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So eventually I get some Petri dishes, which is the most cost-effective way that everyone can do a self-analysis, where you can literally look at the colonies.
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petri dishes are cheap they're easy and they're effective so we have children who are sick with mold take it to their school we have them put it on the floor for an hour you put the lid on you get it back to the lab and then we get a health score as well
and then you can also do petri dishes which you and i reviewed and petri dishes are cheap they're easy and they're effective so we have children who are sick with mold take it to their school we have them put it on the floor for an hour you put the lid on you get it back to the lab and then we get a health score as well and we're looking for single digits
Several ways. It depends on your budget. If you only have $3, great. You can get an agar petri dish plate and you can set it out for an hour and you can see after an hour, you put the lid on and if you want to send it to the lab, it's 30 bucks. If you want to just put it in a dark cupboard for a few days, you can do that.