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Radon Testing options in Manitoba

Library Lending Program

As of November 2022,  The Portage La Prairie Regional Library, Central Plains Cancer Services, Take Action on Radon and the Lung Association of Manitoba have teamed up to provide residents with a digital radon detector testing program.

Since then many more libraries have launched their own radon detector lending programs. Patrons can check out a digital radon detector just like they would any book from their local library and screen the radon levels in their home.

While everyone should follow Health Canada radon testing guidelines and test their home with a long-term 3-month radon test kit, The library lending program provides patrons with an affordable option to see if further testing or mitigation is needed in their homes.

 

Participating Libraries can be found here

Health Canada radon testing guidelines recommend testing with a long-term home radon test kit. Purchase your long-term radon test kit here from The Lung Association, Manitoba

For every test kit sold through The Lung Association, Manitoba a portion goes toward helping low-moderate income households and those diagnosed with Lung Cancer afford home radon mitigations through our Lungs Matter Grant Program.

 

Find other home test kit providers through our partners at the Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST)

Find other C-NRPP (CANADIAN – NATIONAL RADON PROFICIENCY PROGRAM) approved long-term radon test kits through our partners at the Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST)

As well as one of the Lung Associations, Manitoba's partners in radon awareness CARST is also one of Canada's most knowledgeable and trusted voices on radon information. CARST brings together individuals and organizations who recognize the need and are driven to help Canadians with reducing their radon exposure to prevent lung cancer from radon. 

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