Airthings

Airthings Empowering the world to breathe better. We care about people’s health and are proud to be leaders in indoor air quality and radon monitoring technology.

Airthings is a global tech company led by a team of experienced scientists, engineers, developers and visionaries. Our goal is to educate on the prevalence of radon, as well as other indoor air contaminants, and develop accessible technology solutions to help make a difference for people, business and our planet.

Your neighbor’s radon levels might be fine, but what about yours? How our homes are built and how we use them are just s...
25/09/2026

Your neighbor’s radon levels might be fine, but what about yours? How our homes are built and how we use them are just some of the factors that impact radon levels indoors. It can’t be predicted.

Every home should measure radon, even if other homes on your street are fine.

23/09/2026

Great, ok, ok, not ok, DEFINITELY NOT OK.

Radon is invisible, odorless, and the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking. A radon issue can be solved, but testing your home is the only way to know your number.

Radon is a radioactive gas that forms in the soil and rock under your home. It can seep in through cracks, gaps and pipe...
18/09/2026

Radon is a radioactive gas that forms in the soil and rock under your home. It can seep in through cracks, gaps and pipe entries, and build up to unsafe levels. Living in a home with high radon levels is linked to lung cancer. You can't see, smell or taste radon; testing is the only way to know if it's there.
Every home should measure radon.

👀 Does the brain fog, drowsiness, and total inability to concentrate around 3pm sound familiar? That's what happens once...
17/09/2026

👀 Does the brain fog, drowsiness, and total inability to concentrate around 3pm sound familiar? That's what happens once indoor CO2 (carbon dioxide) creeps past 1000 ppm (outdoor air sits around 450 ppm).

Getting past 2000 ppm is surprisingly easy, and that's when headaches show up too. Airthings View Plus tracks all of it in real time, so you can catch it and crack a window before the slump hits 🧠

Can you guess...?
16/09/2026

Can you guess...?

Research clearly links radon exposure to lung cancer, but did you know it might also increase the risk of developing ova...
10/09/2026

Research clearly links radon exposure to lung cancer, but did you know it might also increase the risk of developing ovarian cancer?
🔬 A study from the University of North Dakota and The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found that the risk of developing ovarian cancer, particularly serious ovarian cancer, was significantly higher in high radon zones.

🏡 Approximately 25% of the US population live in homes with radon levels of more than 4.0 pCi/L. Radon is one of a few carcinogens that can be easily reduced, but testing is the only way to know if your home has unsafe levels. Airthings' radonmap.com can give an indicator of indoor radon levels where you live, but the only way to know your home's levels is to test. Every home should measure radon.

A new UN-backed report released today, Monday September 7, the UN's International Day of Clean Air for blue skies, show...
07/09/2026

A new UN-backed report released today, Monday September 7, the UN's International Day of Clean Air for blue skies, shows that tackling air pollution and climate change together, rather than separately, could save millions of lives, slow global warming, and return roughly $15 in economic benefit for every $1 invested.
As air pollution and climate change continue to threaten people, economies, and the planet, this year's Clean Air Day calls for action that delivers cleaner air, healthier lives, and shared prosperity.

Did you know that radon inside homes wasn't even considered a "thing" until 1984? That's when Stanley Watras walked into...
03/09/2026

Did you know that radon inside homes wasn't even considered a "thing" until 1984? That's when Stanley Watras walked into the nuclear plant where he worked and set off the radiation alarms...on his way in. Swipe through to see how the "Watras incident" changed how the world understood radon.

Did you already know the answer? Radon is a naturally-occurring tasteless, invisible gas that comes from rocks and soil ...
01/09/2026

Did you already know the answer?
Radon is a naturally-occurring tasteless, invisible gas that comes from rocks and soil underneath our homes. It can seep in through building foundations and gaps around plumbing and windows. Exposure to radon over time can cause lung cancer. The only way to know if it's in your home is to test. The EPA recommends every home be tested for radon.

25/08/2026

Is radon hiding in your basement? You'll have to test to find out.
Corentium Home 2 makes it super easy to monitor radon, alongside temperature and humidity. The Airthings app help you understand what the numbers mean and what to do about them. Every home should measure radon 🏡

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