San Jose, California – December 5, 2025 – Ecosense®, the industry leader in continuous radon monitoring, proudly announces that its consumer-grade Ecosense Digital Radon Monitors have been included on Health Canada’s approved list of long-term radon testing devices. This milestone highlights Ecosense’s commitment to enhancing radon safety and community well-being by delivering state-of-the-art detection and monitoring solutions for both consumers and professionals. Recognized as a top performer on Health Canada’s List of Approved Devices, Ecosense earned this distinction based on the 2023 C-NRPP Intercomparison studies.

“Getting approved by Health Canada is a major achievement for Ecosense,” said Insoo Park, Founder & CEO at Ecosense Inc. “Ecosense applauds Health Canada’s forward-thinking, proactive, and pragmatic decision to recognize the capability of consumer-grade devices for long-term radon testing and monitoring. This recognition highlights the precision, trustworthiness, and creativity of our products. Our goal has continuously been to equip individuals and families with the resources to manage their home radon levels and protect their well-being.” 

In November, Health Canada’s Radon Action Month raised awareness about radon risks and promoted home safety. The updated Residential Measurement Guide now approves consumer-grade electronic radon monitors for home use. Ecosense is proud to have three monitors — EcoBlu, EcoQube, and RadonEye — on Health Canada’s approved list, recognized for their accuracy and reliability through rigorous C-NRPP testing.

Health Canada regards radon testing as crucial to reducing the health hazards linked to long-term radon gas exposure, which is known to be the number one reason for lung cancer in nonsmokers. Radon awareness is on the rise. Ecosense is committed to offering high-quality solutions for both commercial and residential requirements. The company invites you to learn more about Ecosense and its product range by visiting its website at www.ecosense.io or checking out what it offers on Amazon’s platform. 

Published at The Globe and Mail