Meth & Rapid Field Testing

Methamphetamine is a drug that can create serious health issues for the user. If the house you are living in has been used by people to manufacture meth, this can create serious health issues for you and your family. If your house has had heavy use smoking of meth by past occupants, this can create serious health issues for you and your family. Testing for the presence of Meth is quick easy and relatively inexpensive.

Qualified technicians in the Goldmorr system, allowing for cold fogging to eliminate mould spores and bacteria. Many people have mould growing in the bathroom and will clean the stain with conventional products. These spores can be harmful to any immunocompromised person, manifesting in respiratory issues. More often than not the mould stain will re-appear showing where it has been previously cleaned. Cleaning mould may not be enough if the source of the problem is not corrected. Often there is a lack of ventilation and steps need to be taken to ensure the environment is not conducive to mould growth.

Australia has the highest use of methamphetamine in the English-speaking world or indeed almost any other country. According to the 2013 National Drug Strategy Household Survey, about 1.3 million Australians, an astonishing 7 percent of the population, have used methamphetamine and 400,000 (or just over 2 percent of all Australians) have done so in the last 12 months. In comparison, only 0.4 percent of Americans say they have used the drug, according to the 2012 U.S. National Survey on Drug Use and Health.

The Illicit Drug Data Report 2015–16, released today, shows that while the number of clandestine laboratories (‘clan labs’) detected nationally continued to decrease this reporting period, Queensland accounted for 40.7 per cent of labs detected across the nation. The numbers of clan (clandestine) labs discovered in Queensland is staggering until you realise those numbers account for approximately 10% of the real number of labs operating in Queensland with 90% remaining undiscovered.