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DO NOT let someone else Dictate that only Inferior Protection MUST BE Installed in YOUR Home; thereby,  possibly condemning  you and your family to LIFELONG Suffering as a result of Chronic Low Level Poisoning. It is YOUR Health, YOUR Life, YOUR Home and ONLY YOU Should Decide. Do Not Permit yourself or your family to become one of the 50,000 Citizens having to be taken to the ER at your local hospital BECAUSE YOUR C O ALARM FAILED TOO WARNED YOU IN TIME, ..... “ IN REAL TIME”.. The large majority of our Nation’s C O deaths and serious illnesses from C O Poisoning are a result of exposure to C O  IN THE HOME. Does that not make you Wonder WHYYthe Legal Requirements to control C O outdoors, or in the workplace are so much better, [ more strict, requiring a WARNING & RESPONSE at LOWER C O PPM LEVELS ], than ANY that exist for your home?the Legal Requirements to control C O outdoors, or in the workplace are so much better, [ more strict, requiring a WARNING & RESPONSE at LOWER C O PPM LEVELS ], than ANY that exist for your home? Consider carefully the following: ….. EPA, “Outdoor” C O level present is not to exceed 9 PPM. Health Canada: Warning @ 11PPM, ACGIAH, [ USA ], & Health Canada _Exit & ICC / IMD Vent @ 25PPM, NIOSH, 35PPM, OSHA, 50PPM TWA 8 hours. Also, most Fire Departments require firefighters to put on their breathing apparatus if the encounter 35PPM or more during a C O investigation, [NIOSH\]; as well as  Home Inspectors & Energy Auditors are told to EXIT the home or building if they encounter 35PPN or more C O present, [NIOSH]. Many Gas Utilities will “Shut-Off” the gas supply to the home or building, regardless of the outdoor weather conditions, if they find 10 PPM or more C O present. Do you not believe that YOU and YOUR FAMILY should KNOW IN ADVANCE when your source of heat may be shut off ?                   WARNING::  This product is intended for use in ordinary indoor locations designed for family living units.  The C O – Experts Low Level C O Monitors will warn you long before the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) commercial or industrial standards present requirements". The "WARNINGS" on every UL-2034, CSA-6.19 or I.A.S. Listed CO Detector / Alarm make it VERY CLEAR that their C O alarms DO NOT provide "Health" Protection because they FORBID  AUDIBLE WARNINGS AT 30 PPM for 30 DAYS; thereby providing NO, ZERO PROTECTION from Chronic Low Level C O Poisoning. New Medical Studies detailed in the recently released Scientific Medical Studies at the UCLA Medical Center [http://www.coexperts.com/miracle.htm] concerning the stating effects of Chronic Low Level C O Poisoning. I believe that it is obvious that C O detection products such as the NEW C O – Experts Model 2010 are long overdue. I ask you to join my battle to Protect EVERYONE in the home ….. NOT JUST THE YOUNG, HEALTHY ADULTS….. as is the proposed protected group specified by the manufacturers of UL / CSA / I.A.S. Listed C O alarms. UL / CSA / I.A.S. and their Listed manufacturers are FULLY AWARE of their products weaknesses which require them to put the following “Disclaimers” on their C O alarms.. The "Wording" on the Nighthawk Model #KN-COP-DP (P/N 900-0056) packaging is as follows: "Pregnant women, infants, children, senior citizens, persons with heart or respiratory problems and smokers may experience symptoms at lower levels of exposure than noted.  Individuals with medical problems may consider using warning devices which provide audible and visual signals for carbon monoxide concentrations under 30 ppm."The "Wording" on the Nighthawk Model #KN-COP-DP (P/N 900-0056) packaging is as follows: "Pregnant women, infants, children, senior citizens, persons with heart or respiratory problems and smokers may experience symptoms at lower levels of exposure than noted.  Individuals with medical problems may consider using warning devices which provide audible and visual signals for carbon monoxide concentrations under 30 ppm." PRO-TECH and their parent company S-Tech; as well as the UNIVERSAL MODEL CD-9000  also say: “Individuals with medical problems may consider using warning devices which provide audible and visual signals for carbon monoxide concentrations under 30 ppm”.    The DICON / American Sensors Model 850E states the above and adds the words "using more sensitive detection devices which provides audible and visual signals for concentrations under 30ppm.” After considering all of the above quotes, is a UL-2034 or a CSA-6.19 Listed CO Alarm REALLY  the carbon monoxide poisoning protection you want for yourself and your family? NOW, you should understand why I did not design my Monitor to meet the UL-2034 / CSA-6.19 / I.A.S. C O alarm requirements. I SINCERELY BELIEVE THAT “REAL TIME”, is the only REAL PROTECTION..                        I repeat, DO NOT let someone else Dictate that only Inferior Protection MUST BE Installed in YOUR Home; thereby possibly CONDEMING  you and your family to Lifelong Suffering as a result of Chronic Low Level Poisoning. It is YOUR Health, YOUR Life, YOUR Home and ONLY YOU Should Decide. Do Not Permit yourself or your family to become one of the 50,000 Citizens having to be taken to the ER at your local hospital. BECAUSE YOUR C O ALARM FAILED TOO WARNED YOU IN TIME, ..... “ IN REAL TIME”.. I want to WARN YOU that some of the "Writings" that appear in a few of my "I want to WARN YOU that some of the "Writings" that appear in a few of my "Links" are posted by companies, ( just like mine), that have a Vested Financial Interest in SELLING you a "PARTICULAR BRAND NAME PRODUCT",..... KEEP THAT IN MIND.                                   The CO-Experts Model 2010 Low Level Carbon Monoxide "Health" Monitor is designed to sell to the Consumer Market at $249.00 (US) per unit, on a Cash and Carry Basis (Inspections, Installation, Service and/or Shipping and Handling NOT Included) The Expected "Lifetime" of the Monitor is Five to Seven years & 6 months, (5-7.5) Years.  The BEST Possible Protection from Chronic Low Level Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, [ including the immediate warning of the C O found in the SMOKE in smoldering FIRES ], can be yours for LESS THAN $1.00 a Week. 50,000+ Emergency Visits a Year Due to CO Poisoningg Hampson NB, Weaver LK.Hampson NB, Weaver LK. Undersea Hyperb Med 2007; 34(3): 163-8. Correspondence: unavailable Affiliation: Center for Hyperbaric Medicine, Section of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, Washington, USA. (Copyright © 2007, Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society) PURPOSE: While carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is common in the USA, its incidence is uncertain. Fatal poisonings are counted with relative accuracy from death certificate data, but estimates of the more common nonfatal poisonings are either old or limited. This study was performed to estimate the number of emergency department (ED) visits annually in the USA for carbon monoxide poisoning. BASIC PROCEDURES: ED visit rates in five states (Idaho, Maine, Montana, Utah, and Washington) from three prior studies, each using different methodology, were used to extrapolate independent estimates of national ED visits. MAIN FINDINGS: After correcting for regional differences in CO poisoning incidence, estimates of national ED visits per year ranging from 32,413 to 56,037 were obtained. Excluding the estimate derived from the Maine rate because it did not include intentional and fire-related poisonings, the national average is 50,558 +/- 4,843 visits per year.   CONCLUSIONS: There are approximately 50,000 ED Visits for C O Poisoning in the USA annually, 3-5 Times the numbers previously estimated. As this disease can result in significant long-term morbidity even when treated, enhanced prevention efforts are warranted.           Remember to visit weekly:: COSAA, [Carbon Monoxide Safety Association], [Carbon Monoxide Safety Association] C O – Experts FULLY ENDORSES THE BUILD GREEN / ENERGY EFFICIENT / ENERGY STAR PROGRAMS.