Multi-Wipe Field Composite Sample

Multi wipe-Multi area Field composite:

Here’s why you might choose this approach:

Cost-Effectiveness:
By combining multiple areas into a single composite sample, fewer overall lab tests are needed—lowering costs when compared to testing each area individually.

Time Efficiency:
Collecting multiple wipes in one pass provides a quicker snapshot of the overall contamination status rather than testing every room or surface separately in the beginning.

Broad Coverage:
A composite sample gives a more holistic view of potential contamination across multiple surfaces. If the composite test indicates meth, further targeted testing will be needed to pinpoint specific hotspots.

Screening Tool:
When someone isn’t sure whether contamination exists at all, or which areas might be most affected, a composite test provides initial evidence. If the results come back positive, they can proceed with more detailed (individual) sampling later.

In other words, a multi-wipe field composite test is an efficient preliminary method. If it shows a problem, then more detailed, room-by-room or surface-specific testing would follow to identify exactly where remediation is needed.