Radon-Free Campaign

For every 5 home radon monitors sold using promo code E-RADONFREE (5% off), Ecosense donates 1 monitor to promote healthier indoor air quality. Donated devices can go to libraries, community centers, or other public facilities to help detect and reduce radon exposure. If your facility could benefit from a radon monitor, please complete the form below to apply.

At the heart of the campaign are real people, radon-induced lung cancer survivors, who share their radon stories to inspire change and save lives.

Jackie Nixon:

Jackie Nixon, a lung cancer survivor and lifelong non-smoker, discovered high radon levels in her Pennsylvania home after her 2015 diagnosis—an experience that sparked her advocacy. As President of Citizens for Radioactive Radon Reduction (CR3) and publisher of CR3 News Magazine, she works to educate the public and medical community about radon risks.

“Radon affects your lungs. You may not have any symptoms—zero symptoms. So, test your house for radon and know your numbers.”

Through initiatives like Radon Rivals, she empowers the next generation to understand and prevent radon-induced lung cancer.

Bill Johnson:

Bill Johnson, a lung cancer survivor and healthy lifestyle advocate, leads the Radon-Free Campaign to bring life-saving radon monitors to affordable housing in Summit County and Park City, Utah.

“I want people to know about radon. Lung cancer from radon can be prevented with continuous radon monitoring. To reduce radon risks, besides quitting smoking, make sure to monitor your radon levels.”

With support from Ecosense, his campaign has already equipped these communities with over 20 donated detectors—and continues to grow through ongoing donations.

Kerri Robbins:

Kerri Robbins, diagnosed with lung cancer despite having a radon mitigation system installed in her home, emphasizes the importance of continuous monitoring.

“Even though our home was mitigated, I’ve learned we still can’t be sure it’s safe without ongoing monitoring in place.”

Today, she and her husband Ron give back by providing digital radon detectors to their community through the Ecosense Library Lending Program in Lehi, Utah.

Insoo Park, Ecosense Founder & CEO

A Message from the Ecosense Team

Our mission is to reduce the number of radon-related lung cancer cases.

Despite the fact that radon exposure can be avoided, 21,000 people in the U.S. die each year from radon-related lung cancer, including 2,900 who never smoked. That’s why we launched the Radon-Free Campaign - a nationwide movement to raise awareness through early detection, continuous monitoring, and the powerful voices of survivors. 

As a trusted provider of radon detection technology, Ecosense stands with advocates and survivors who are making a difference in their communities. Too often, we hear from families who say, “I wish I had known sooner.”  Together, we can make a difference.