Bacteria sampling plate kit for surface testing without lab analysis

Bacteria Plates Without Analysis

Gravity plates for visual inspection or sending to the ImmunoLytics Lab.

About ImmunoLytics

ImmunoLytics is a mold testing laboratory founded in 2006 and led by JW Biava, CMI, CMRC, and ISEAI Board Member. With over 350,000 mold samples analyzed and 85,000+ orders fulfilled, ImmunoLytics provides professional-grade testing tools for homeowners, IEPs, and healthcare providers nationwide.

Since 2006  Â·  350,000+ Mold Samples Analyzed  Â·  100,000+ IAQ Inspections  Â·  JW Biava, CMI, CMRC — ISEAI Board Member  Â·  4.9★ Google Rating (47 reviews)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are bacteria sampling plates without analysis?

Bacteria sampling plates without analysis are individual gravity plates you can purchase to collect air bacteria samples for visual inspection or to send to the ImmunoLytics laboratory separately. Each plate costs $4 and does not include lab analysis, making them ideal if you already have an analysis credit or want to observe growth on your own.

How do I use bacteria sampling plates?

To collect a bacteria sample, open the plate and expose it to the air for one hour. Once collected, seal the plate and allow it to incubate for 24 to 48 hours before visual inspection, or mail it to the ImmunoLytics laboratory for professional analysis.

Can I add lab analysis to my bacteria plates later?

Yes. Lab analysis can be purchased separately as an add-on at any time before or after collecting your samples. Simply order the Additional Mold Laboratory Analysis add-on from the ImmunoLytics store and ship your plates to the lab using standard packaging. The lab will quantify the bacteria on each plate and provide a report detailing the findings.

How many bacteria sampling plates do I need?

For a basic air screening, one to three plates is typically sufficient – one per room you want to evaluate. If you are testing multiple rooms or conducting a more thorough assessment, ordering five to ten plates gives you comprehensive coverage. Each plate tests one area or room.

What is the difference between bacteria plates without analysis and a full bacteria test kit?

The full bacteria test kit includes plates, collection instructions, and lab analysis together in one purchase. Bacteria plates without analysis include only the plates — no lab analysis is bundled. This option is best for those who already have analysis credits, want to do visual self-analysis, or prefer to order analysis separately. The 3-Plate Bacteria Test Kit with Lab Analysis is the all-in-one option if you want professional results included.