Ecosense Expands Library Lending Program to Alaska, Bringing Critical Radon Detection Access to Remote and Rural Communities

San Jose, Calif. - March 26, 2026 - Ecosense Registered [https://ecosense.io/], a global leader in radon detection and monitoring technology, today announced the expansion of the Ecosense Library Lending Program into Alaska, improving access to professional-grade radon detectors for residents across the state. Through collaborations with participating public libraries, Alaskans can now borrow Ecosense EcoBlu Trademark radon detectors to test the air quality in their homes at no cost.

Alaska's unique housing conditions, including tightly sealed homes designed for extreme cold, common use of basements and crawlspaces, and varied geological formations, can contribute to elevated indoor radon levels. Despite this risk, many households, particularly in remote and rural regions, face barriers to testing due to cost, availability, and logistical constraints.

The Ecosense Library Lending Program [https://ecosense.io/pages/library-lending-program] helps remove these obstacles by placing easy-to-use, real-time radon detection devices directly in community libraries. By borrowing an EcoBlu Trademark detector, families can quickly determine whether radon gas is present in their homes and take preventative action if necessary.

Radon gas is the leading cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers and remains a largely overlooked threat because it is colorless, odorless, and tasteless. Early detection is key to reducing long-term exposure to elevated radon levels and reducing the risk of radon-related lung cancer.

"Access to reliable radon testing should not depend on location," said Insoo Park [https://www.linkedin.com/in/insoo-park-2295951/], CEO of Ecosense. "Expanding our Library Lending Program into Alaska is about advancing equity in environmental health. Libraries play a vital role in connecting communities with life-saving resources, especially in regions where access to specialized technology is limited."

Through the program, borrowers receive a professional-grade EcoBlu Trademark detector that delivers accurate, real-time radon readings. Unlike traditional mail-in test kits that can take days or weeks for results, EcoBlu Trademark provides immediate insights right on display, empowering residents to make informed decisions quickly.

Community leaders and public health advocates across Alaska have emphasized the importance of expanding radon awareness and access to radon testing, particularly in rural and Indigenous communities where environmental health resources may be scarce.

"After trying EcoBlu radon detector myself, I knew it would be a valuable resource for our community," stated Tiki Levinson, Library Director at Delta Community Library. "By adding these monitors to our lending collection, the library can help residents easily check radon levels in their homes, something that can be difficult to access in rural Alaska."

Since its launch, the Ecosense Library Lending Program has grown to over 400 libraries in 12 states across the US and has been recognized as a scalable model of public-private collaboration that combines technology innovation with trusted local institutions. The expansion into Alaska continues Ecosense's mission to make radon detection more accessible, actionable, and community-driven.

Alaska residents are encouraged to contact their local libraries for information on availability and participation.

For more information about Ecosense, its products, or the program, please visit www.ecosense.io. For all other press inquiries and requests, please contact Thomas Mustac, Senior Publicist at Otter PR, at thomas.mustac@otterpr.com.

About Ecosense Registered

Based in Silicon Valley, Ecosense Registered is a leader in smart radon detection technology, providing accurate, real-time monitoring solutions for professionals and consumers alike. Its patented ion chamber technology - validated by the University of Michigan and Kansas State University Radon Chamber - delivers research-grade accuracy in minutes, not days. Ecosense's innovations, including the EcoQube Registered (TIME's 100 Best Inventions of 2021), EcoBlu Trademark , and EcoQube Flex Trademark , continue to redefine standards for health-focused environmental sensing worldwide.

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