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PRO-LAB Radon Test Kit for Home - EPA Approved Short-Term Radon Tester with 2 Detectors - 20 Lab Fee Required Per Detector - Quick & Reliable Radon Testing
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PRO-LAB Radon Test Kit for Home - EPA Approved Features
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Prompt and In-depth Radon Analysis: Our PRO-LAB Radon Test Kit expertly identifies the invisible and odorless radon gas that may be lurking in your home. With our efficient testing process, expect to receive detailed lab results within a standard work week upon the lab's receipt of your detectors, ensuring a swift response to your radon safety concerns.
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Epa Approved Accuracy: Utilizes patented design for precise radon testing in as little as 48 hours. Ensure your home's safety with this reliable radon test kit. Trust in EPA-approved methods for accurate results.
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All-Inclusive Kit: Comes with two (2) short-term radon gas detectors for simultaneous home screening. Ideal for those seeking a comprehensive radon testing kit without the need for multiple purchases.
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Lab Fee Details: A $20 lab analysis fee is required per detector. Receive standard results within a week. Our radon test kit for home ensures transparency in pricing. (Additional $10.00 fee per detector required for NJ Residents)
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Easy & Safe: Designed for hassle-free use with EPA approved lab methods. Trust in a system that prioritizes your home's safety. Our radon tester kit is user-friendly and ensures peace of mind.
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Real Estate Transaction Ready: The two (2) test detectors satisfy real estate transaction requirements, making it ideal for both homeowners and real estate professionals.
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Stay Informed: Email/text notifications keep you updated. From the moment your detectors are received to when results are delivered, we keep you in the loop.
About PRO-LAB Radon Test Kit For Home - EPA Approved
Product Description Discover the presence of radon in your home with the PRO-LAB Radon Check Test Kit, a leader in accurate short-term radon testing. Our kit is designed with a patented methodology that can detect radon levels in just 48 hours, offering you a quick and reliable way to ensure the safety of your living environment. This kit includes two detectors, ideal for simultaneous screening purposes. A $20 lab fee is required for each detector. For NJ residents, an additional $10.00 fee per detector is applicable. Simply place the detectors in the lowest level of your home, and after the exposure period, use the included return mailer to send them back. Our EPA-approved labs will analyze the results and provide you with a detailed report within a week. Radon is an invisible, odorless gas. Prolonged exposure to elevated radon levels can be a concern for many homeowners. Don't leave your safety to uncertainty. Trust in the PRO-LAB Radon Check Test Kit for a comprehensive and easy-to-use solution. Ensure your home is monitored for radon levels and prioritize the well-being of your loved ones. From the Manufacturer Radon gas is the #1 cause of lung cancer in non-smokers and the following associations recommend you test your home for Radon Gas: American Lung Association, American Cancer Society and American Medical Association. This test kit meets all EPA and individual state requirements, offering you a quick and accurate radon level of your home or office. The kit includes two (2) short-term radon gas detectors that can be used at the same time and location. The two (2) test detectors satisfy real estate transaction requirements. Safe and easy to use. Send it in using the pre-paid postage envelope included in the kit along with the $40 lab analysis fee and you'll have your results back inside a standard work week. The EPA estimates that 1 one of 15 homes nationwide suffers from radon gas (which is colorless and odorless) and 22,000 deaths annually are attributed to radon gas.
