MoldRx Starter Panel: Calm, Clinician-Guided Mold-Related Health Screening for Canadian Families

The MoldRx Starter Panel is a focused blood test designed to help Canadians take the first, organized step in understanding possible health effects related to mold or water-damaged buildings. Developed for clarity—not alarm—the Starter Panel measures three core biomarkers (TGF-β1, MMP-9, and MSH) that clinicians often review when evaluating inflammatory and immune patterns potentially associated with environmental exposures.

MoldRx’s process is structured and privacy-first: after a simple online intake, a clinician reviews your information and issues a requisition for bloodwork at a participating Canadian lab. Results arrive in a secure portal, with clear explanations and next-step recommendations—always intended as educational support, not diagnosis. The Starter Panel is ideal for families, homeowners, or anyone seeking practical, evidence-cited answers after water damage, remediation, or persistent symptoms, and is delivered with a calm, supportive approach unique in the category.

• What’s included:
  • Clinician-reviewed requisition for 3 core biomarkers (TGF-β1, MMP-9, MSH)
  • Blood draw at a Canadian lab
  • Guided results with plain-language interpretation
  • Next-step recommendations
  • Secure portal access to view/share results
  • Option to add more markers or upgrade later
• Turnaround: Results typically available in 2–3 weeks
• Evidence-cited: All markers and claims are supported by reputable sources, with references provided (WHO, CDC/NIOSH, EHP).
• Privacy-first: Results are delivered securely; your health data is yours.
• Canadian-built: All workflows, labs, and communications are tailored for Canadian families.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do I need a clinician visit first? * No separate clinician visit is required before ordering. MoldRx provides a clinician-reviewed requisition as part of the process.
• How do blood draws work in Canada? * After intake, you’ll receive a lab requisition to complete your blood draw at a participating Canadian laboratory.
• Can these markers diagnose mold illness? * No. These biomarkers provide context and clues for you and your clinician, but do not diagnose mold illness on their own. Always review results with a qualified healthcare provider.
• How long does it take to get results? * Results are typically available within 2–3 weeks after your blood draw.
• Is the Starter Panel right for me? * The panel is designed for Canadians seeking structured, non-alarmist insight into inflammation and immune patterns after suspected mold exposure, water damage, or persistent symptoms. Eligibility is confirmed during intake.

References & Evidence

• WHO Guidelines for Indoor Air Quality: Dampness and Mould (2009)
• CDC/NIOSH: Mold Health Problems (2025)
• Mendell et al., Environmental Health Perspectives (2011)
• TGF-β Signaling in Health and Disease (Cell, 2023)
• MMP-9 as a Therapeutic Target (Pharmaceutics, 2025)
• MSH in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (BMC Neurology, 2010)

Note: This information is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider.

Ready to take the next step?

• Complete the intake
• Talk to a clinician
• Learn more at https://www.moldrx.com/

MoldRx is committed to helping you move from uncertainty to clear, practical next steps—always with calm, privacy, and Canadian expertise at the core.