✨Come and test your home for radon - INKBIRD Portable Radon Detector (FREE)

[inkbird]

Inkbird Radon Detector Launched in Canada. We're doing a free test for it (CANADA ONLY this month).
US members can also leave a comment and I'll contact you afterward when we open the test in the US

Radon is the #1 cause of lung cancer in non-smokers. You can't see or smell radon. Testing is the only way to know your level of exposure. Exposure to high levels of radon in indoor air results in an increased risk of developing lung cancer. The risk of cancer depends on the level of radon and how long a person is exposed to those levels.
Through the Evict Radon National Study, we have identified the people of Canada as having the third highest radon exposure in the world. This means that Canadians are having radon exposures known to increase their lifetime risk of lung cancer.
It would also be a good addition to your garage, basement, cellar, and living room, continuously monitoring the radon level in the house.

CA: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0DHRPD15P
Key Features:

The longer the measurement time, the more accurate the result.

Read three measurements on the screen—long-time average (up to 1 year), last-day average (updated hourly), and last 7-day average.

Foldable stand or hang it on the wall through the hanging hole

Easy to use with low power consumption

To sign up - Comment on this thread. I'll send you a PM

 

[RockyMountainBrewing]

U.S. checking in. Happy to test once the test is expanded to the States.

 

[ZapperMike]

I would love to test this in my home.

 

[chiefwigms]

I'd like to test when in the US

 

[SkyPilot]

Inkbird Radon Detector Launched in Canada. We're doing a free test for it (CANADA ONLY this month).
US members can also leave a comment and I'll contact you afterward when we open the test in the US

Radon is the #1 cause of lung cancer in non-smokers. You can't see or smell radon. Testing is the only way to know your level of exposure. Exposure to high levels of radon in indoor air results in an increased risk of developing lung cancer. The risk of cancer depends on the level of radon and how long a person is exposed to those levels.
Through the Evict Radon National Study, we have identified the people of Canada as having the third highest radon exposure in the world. This means that Canadians are having radon exposures known to increase their lifetime risk of lung cancer.
It would also be a good addition to your garage, basement, cellar, and living room, continuously monitoring the radon level in the house.

CA: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0DHRPD15P
Key Features:

The longer the measurement time, the more accurate the result.

Read three measurements on the screen—long-time average (up to 1 year), last-day average (updated hourly), and last 7-day average.

Foldable stand or hang it on the wall through the hanging hole

Easy to use with low power consumption

To sign up - Comment on this thread. I'll send you a PM

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Well if you did this a month ago when I was in my Canadian house….

Back in the US now so let me know if you decide to run a test here.

 

[brewale4me]

I'm interested. But I'm in the US.
I hope you would like a US tester.
We have a radon reduction system installed in our home.

 

[BBBF]

Interested in testing in the US, if that helps.

 

[Hoochin'Fool]

This Minnesotan (surrounded by granite, and presumably, Radon) would be interested in testing if you expand to the US...
Specific location: Hastings, MN, USA (also, we have granite tile in the basement, and a big-assed granite counter-top in the kitchen). I'm pretty much counting on the PFAs in my tap-water, and my mild alcoholism to kill me first...

 

[Evilkneil]

Canadian checking in. Glad to test it out in my house over the Canadian Shield in Ontario Canada

 

[Toblerone]

Definitely interested.

 

[Johnny_5]

I'm in Canada. If it is not too late I'd be interested in testing/reviewing.

 

[Tartan1]

Sure I'd be interested in testing this, would be curious if any measurable levels of Radon exist in my basement.

 

[quantumguy]

Interested to test in the US