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Direct Reading Devices (DRDs) are used mainly to check the air for toxins, which can be in gases, vapors, aerosols, or fumes. The British Occupational Health Society has produced a guide to selecting and using spectrometry, ionization, chromatography, and other instruments. This information should help safety directors and industrial hygienists. http://www.bohs.org/resources/res.aspx/Resource/filename/197/tg15.pdf
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