Ecosense's EcoQube, EcoQube Flex, RadonEye and EcoBlu Approved Under Canada's C-NRPP

Ecosense said on November 12, 2026 that all four of its consumer electronic radon monitors have been approved by the Canadian National Radon Proficiency Program (C-NRPP). The approval covers the EcoQube, EcoQube Flex, RadonEye and EcoBlu, according to EIN Presswire.

What the C-NRPP Approval Covers

Ecosense designs and sells patented ion-chamber radon detectors for homeowners, home inspectors, radon professionals and public-health programs, according to company records. The company said Canada became the first country to introduce national performance standards for consumer digital radon monitors, and that devices undergo independent testing through the C-NRPP to maintain lists of approved and non-approved monitors.

Health Canada estimates that roughly one in five Canadian homes exceeds the national radon guideline, with rates climbing as high as one in three in certain regions. The company said Health Canada's testing guidance points consumers to C-NRPP-tested devices. Health Canada recommends a long-term test of at least 91 days during the heating season against a national guideline of 200 Bq/m³, and the C-NRPP recommends using an electronic device for at least three months.

"Having all four of our home radon monitors approved by the C-NRPP is a significant milestone for Ecosense®—and a vital step forward in giving Canadian families verified confidence in their indoor air safety," said Insoo Park, Founder and CEO of Ecosense. The company said it is a sponsor of Take Action on Radon's "Knowvember" campaign during Radon Action Month.

Ecosense's Prior C-NRPP Results

According to akta.pro company records, Ecosense devices underwent performance evaluation and achieved a top performance ranking in the 2023 C-NRPP Intercomparison Report for accuracy and precision. The same records list 150,000+ devices sold worldwide and availability on Amazon in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Sweden, the Netherlands and Canada. The records also show two seed rounds, $960,000 in June 2022 and $1 million in August 2020.

Canada Launches Before the Approval

Ecosense launched the Ecosense Canada Radon Map in August 2026, an interactive platform using Health Canada data to show local radon risk by postal code across 963 areas, EIN Presswire reported. In November 2026, EIN Presswire reported that Ecosense launched its My Radon Analysis app feature for EcoQube and EcoQube Flex in Canada, generating personalized reports from 72-hour or seven-day monitoring data. In October 2026, EIN Presswire reported that Ecosense's consumer radon monitors became eligible for purchase with FSA and HSA funds.

Radon Action Month Timing

The company said the approval marks Radon Action Month in Canada. Ecosense's own announcement describes the four monitors as designed for varied household needs.