Accreditations and standards | "Indoor Air Controlled", the label that protects indoor air.

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“Indoor Air Controlled” has the analyses carried out by independent laboratories accredited by the most stringent international bodies and follows more than 119 international regulations.
Some of the 119 followed regulations integrated to ensure a quality label
- United states of America
  
  American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists
- United Nations
  
  World Health Organization
- Europe
  
  European Chemical Agency
- France
  
  National Agency for Health Safety, Food, Environment and Work.
- Canada
  
  Commission for Standards, Law, Health and Safety at Work.
- Germany
  
  Committee for the health evaluation of construction products.
Accreditations and certifications of the partner laboratories
- COFRAC
  
  French national institution accreditation body.
- International Organisation for Standardization
  
  International standardisation body for 165 countries
- BELAC
  
  Sole accreditation body in Belgium. Signatory of the "EA", "ILAC" and "FALB" certifications.
The most stringent international standards

“Indoor Air Controlled” certification is based on more than 119 recognised national and international recommendations, standards, laws and regulations.

From Europe, through Germany, Finland, Japan, Singapore, etc. to the United States. More than 119 regulations and recommendations are followed, including among others:

WHO, OEL, AgBB, MAK, AGS, ACGIH, NIOSH, PEL, TWAEV, AFSSET, ANSES, OQAI, etc.

“Indoor Air Controlled” is the most advanced international label in terms of the number of standards incorporated.