Limit one discounted kit per household/address. Duplicate orders will be canceled.

This do-it-yourself short-term radon test kit is available at no cost; you only pay $4.99 for shipping and handling. The kit is designed for homeowners who want to measure radon levels in their home and includes one test device and a prepaid return mailer for laboratory analysis. Lab analysis is included, and there are no additional testing fees beyond shipping and handling.

Before adding this item to your cart, you will be asked to enter the address of the testing location for tracking and quality control purposes.

Important information

• This offer is limited to one test kit per household/address
• This kit is intended for single-home use
• $4.99 shipping and handling applies
• Eligibility and availability may vary by location

If you are testing multiple properties or have questions about eligibility, please contact our office before ordering.

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What is radon? Why should I test?

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can build up inside homes. It has no smell or color and can only be detected through testing. Testing is the only way to know your home’s radon level.

How to use the test kit

This is a short-term radon test. Follow the instructions included in the package, then return the device using the prepaid mailer for analysis.

Once shipped, test kits are non-refundable.

State and regulatory notice

It is the purchaser’s responsibility to follow all applicable state and local regulations regarding radon testing. In some states, including New Jersey, self-service radon test kits may only be used by the homeowner and cannot be used for real estate transactions.

Helpful resources

• EPA Radon Information: www.epa.gov/radon
• Use the EPA website above to find your state radon program
• New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection (NJ DEP) Radon Program Webpage: www.njradon.org
• Pennsylvania (PADEP) Dept. of Environmental Protection Radon Division Webpage: http://www.dep.pa.gov/Business/RadiationProtection/RadonDivision/Pages/default.aspx
• ALL OTHER STATES: United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Webpage where you can locate your state Radon contacts: www.epa.gov/radon/whereyoulive.html