Who has a cordless phone in their house? That puts off a heck of a lot more radiation than these meters. Besides… ‘radiation’ in this context is RADIO WAVES. like a cell phone, or Wi-Fi. Or a…. radio tower, that delivers tv and RADIO signals, like you listen to in your car. Want to measure the radiation off one of those? Know what else puts off radiation? Microwave transmissions for things like police and fire services. So that your house won’t burn down and the first responders can actually respond.

Remember, your not a Luddite. Things were just better back in the day, that’s all.

That is you APS,
Verizon in Clarkdale,
AT&T wherever you can find a space.

Hit the road. You did not bother with us all these years because it was not lucrative, now it is. We don’t need no pulsed microwave radiation, go away now, bye bye…

ANYONE can submit to the FDA reports of ill health resulting from CONSUMER
radiation emitting devices can be filled out by downloading, printing and
then sending it to the mailing address listed on FDA reporting form-3649
titled “ACCIDENTAL RADIATION OCCURRENCE REPORT”:
http://www.fda.gov/downloads/AboutFDA/ReportsManualsForms/Forms/UCM236066.pdf

Be sure to select the Microwave Radiation EMF category listed on page 2:
“Microwave Communication, Data Transmit, and Measurement Products
(Including CB radios, cell phones, walkie-talkies, household remote
controllers)” by putting an X in the box next to that category.

List the health problem experienced, when it started, what consumer device
caused the health problem and how, how long did the problem last, etc, did
you need to go to the hospital or see a doctor, etc.

Then put it in an envelope and mail it with the appropriate postage [this
form is 5 pages long and they do not accept fax or email. It must be sent
via USPS to the following address listed on the form (please note there is
no fax number listed):

U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Center for Devices and Radiological Health
Document Mail Center ? WO66-G609
10903 New Hampshire Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20993-0002

Currently, no doctors, no consumers, no one has any idea that one can fill
out a Consumer Radiation Occurrence report at all to the FDA! We’ll have to
figure out how to get the word spread out. Mary Ellen Taylor has said she’s
submitted changes to the form to expand and add more categories for wireless
consumer devices that emit radiation.