Indoor air is becoming
increasingly polluted

You have probably heard of asbestos. But have you heard of benzene, formaldehyde or radon? They are classed as carcinogens by the WHO in the same category as asbestos.

Aggravated by increasing levels of insulation, the situation is worsening. Our buildings contain an average of 4 carcinogenic pollutants. Others are teratogens, endocrine disruptors and simply irritants.
What are the health risks?

Indoor air pollution has numerous impacts on health.
Mucous membrane and airway ailments

Headaches, vertigo, nausea, feeling unwell, itching

Asthma, coughs, bronchitis, rhinitis, etc.

Disease of the nervous system

Chronic fatigue and sleeping problems

Cancer
Particularly strong impact on children.
Fœtal malformation

Concentration problems

Low IQ

Allergies

Hyperactivity

Plus all the impacts listed above.
Some sources of pollution of the air in your home
Clear certification going to the source of pollution

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Every product tested is assigned a pollution index from A+ (very low emissions) to C (high emissions) representing the toxicity risk from inhalation of the pollutants detected.

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