Eric Snell, Owner/President, founded Snell Scientifics LLC in 2003 after working in the pest control industry for 17 years. The company is devoted to testing and developing pest products (from chemicals to devices). Diversity of species and testing methods, along with balanced pricing structures, provides Snell Sci clients a ‘one-stop-shop’ for all their testing needs.

Our focus is to test and develop your products, not to create over inflated projects for publishing needs. Unlike some private firms, we are NOT owned by any chemical companies. We have no problem signing confidentiality agreements for overall collaborations as well as on an individual project basis.

• The widest range of species in the urban and ag pest industry (from insects to animals).
• Flexibility of species and methods means that projects can change mid-stream.
• Our reports are designed for federal and state EPA registration.
• Can help ‘develop’ new products, or prove existing products.
• Has a wide range of products available for licensing under your brand.
• We work with many companies & help network our clients together.
• We incorporate a wide diversity of unique testing methods to help fit your product needs with the best testing method.

• No other firm can match our turn around time... period.
• We designed this company to be quick, responsive, thorough, and precise.
• For most standard tox screens, we start tests within 2 weeks of receiving your chemicals.
• We input all data on a daily basis & forward it to you instantly as the data is generated.
• We have a full time maintenance department in order to design custom insect transfer and handling equipment in order to save time and improve efficiency.

• Our pricing is based on a ‘per rep’ basis to give you control over your budget.
• We often can move your remaining budget from a failing project to a new project.
• We focus on the quickest way of handling/moving all pests in order to keep costs low.
• We don't charge to develop a new protocol. Our prices are based on the time to run the actual test, not for us to ‘learn how’. If you need a new method, we do that on our time.