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| Radon in Granite ? "ENOUGH SAID" by Maurizio Bertoli (Article provided by the MIA) |
| Radon in Granite ? What is EPA's Position? Go to our "Frequent Q & A" Page "click" |
| Radon in Granite ? A Position Statement from <AARST> (American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists) |

| Radon-by-Regency's independent tests within the facilities of a local granite counter top manufacturer showed no significant radon levels in the show room, the warehouse or the office. (All results were below 2.0 pCi/l) |
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WHO (World Health Organization) Lowers Radon Action Level from EPA's 4.0 to 2.7 to Reduce Lung Cancer Risk! Click here to read the News Letter |
| BE BEWARE! “PRO SERIES 3 ELECTRONIC RADON DECTORS” ARE NOT EPA APPROVED! There are several individuals and companies selling electronic radon detectors know as "Safety Siren Pro Series 3". Some are stating that these devices are "approved" or "certified" by the EPA. These are false statements. These units are NOT approved by any radon gas or health associations, including the EPA, NEHA, and AARST. The Safety Siren Pro Series 3 Electronic Radon Detector from Family Safety Products is the only radon gas detector on the market designed for use by the homeowner. This low cost, consumer oriented digital radon detector allows the homeowner to monitor the radon level in their home with an easy-to-read digital display. The manufacturer states that the device has been tested by EPA. The manufacturer does NOT state that this device has been “approved” by the EPA. Please note that this detector should not be used as a substitute for performing a professional radon test in your home. The device is suitable for monitoring home radon levels only after an initial assessment has been performed using conventional test kits or by a radon professional. Further, periodic testing using conventional test kits should be done in conjunction with the detector to ensure it is working properly. Radon is odorless and colorless and there is no way to ensure the device is working properly without such cross checks. |
EPA's Position about Radon in Granite Counter Tops |
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