Floor Self-leveling

VOC content is tested/measured for the time of use; this credit is not only intended for the welfare of the future users, it is primarily (in my opinion) to protect the health and safety of the construction workers. I can find no reference in SCAQMD 1113 or 1168 for this product, and I have found the cementitious materials such as self levelling compound are fairly inert. What would be relevant to the credit is if the product was being used as, or claimed to be in the product name, a "self-leveling sealant", but I do not believe the product is being used for this purpose. If you are preparing the self-leveling compound with a concrete / waterproofing sealant, that product would apply, but I do not believe the self levelling material itself is applicable.

I agree with John-David--this is not a product that you have to worry about for this credit. It's also useful to understand, however, that the 3-day and 28-day values you're given are emission rates, not VOC content levels. So those wouldn't apply to these requirements anyway. LEED is moving towards referencing emission rates more in v4 (and in LEED for Schools 2009), but it's doing that by citing third party standards, such as California's Section 01350 and Greenguard Children and Schools.