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Radon Test Kits in Kansas City, KS

If you are in Kansas City, Kansas, the extension office at 1216 North 79th St sells a do-it-yourself kit for $15, and the page includes shipping in that PayPal price. The office phone is 913-299-9300. The page does not list hours, so call before you go. The no-cost statewide mail kit is paused. Kansas City, Missouri, has a different free kit for Missouri residents.

We checked this on October 1, 2026. Confirm the official page before you travel. Prices and stock change.

Where to get a kit

Wyandotte County Extension radon kits: $15

Wyandotte County K-State Extension in Kansas City, Kansas, sells a do-it-yourself radon kit for $15, including shipping on its PayPal button.

Buy in person (call to confirm stock):

  • Wyandotte County K-State Research and Extension, 1216 North 79th St, 913-299-9300

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Not available right now

Kansas Radon Project no-cost kit

No-cost kits for Kansas residents. Mailing is paused. You can join the waitlist.

Questions: Kansas Radon Program hotline, 1-800-693-5343.

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One test, or keep watching

One test: $15

A lab kit from the program above. Good for a first look. One test is a snapshot, not a pattern.

Keep watching: Airthings Corentium Home 2, $179.99

New readings every day for as long as you own it. Good if you want to know, not guess. Price checked October 1, 2026.

See the Corentium Home 2

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EPA radon zone

EPA classifies Wyandotte County as Zone 1 (highest radon potential). Only a test tells you your home's level.

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How to test
What my result means

Where can I get a radon test kit in Kansas City, Kansas?

At Wyandotte County K-State Extension, 1216 North 79th St, or through the $15 PayPal button on that office's radon page. The University of Kansas Medical Center request form says the no-cost Kansas kit is not being mailed right now.