For Immediate Release

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla./EWORLDWIRE/May 13, 2010 --- The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) confirmed that Chinese drywall installed in an estimated 32,000 homes in the early to mid-2000s does emit toxins, and it can be linked to air contamination and quality issues which impact health. What remains unconfirmed, according RISS System developers Carl and Paul Sabatello, is who will help homeowners dealing with health effects, how removing and replacing the toxic drywall will happen, and when families can expect to resolve the issue because, as has already been observed, insurance carriers have rejected many consumer claims for repair and the government has not issued any remediation protocols, and Federal and State financial aid has not been available.

Resolving the problem is complicated by expenses related to removing and replacing the toxic drywall. Many people – who lost everything to natural disaster – can't afford to remediate themselves without government help or funds awarded by a court.

Sabatello contends that while the government - the CPSC, Environmental Protection Agency and other health science agencies and state health departments - continues to consider the risks people are exposed to, the lack of protocols means consumers must look to other solutions to preserve and control their family’s health.

"The RISS System is designed to manage the sulfur contaminated indoor air and provide temporary relief from medical symptoms while families suffering from health-related issues wait for federal agencies to establish final protocols and identify sources of funding, and for class action suits to make it through the court system," stated Sabatello.

"We still don't know what impact Chinese drywall will have on anyone's health over the long-term," said Sabatello. "We do know - now that the CPSC has affirmed a link - we can start to figure out the best way to handle the situation."

Sabatello affirms that the installation of a RISS System unit is worth the price of regaining health. With a price point less than $6000 – and the manufacturer offering a 100% money back guarantee – families with Chinese drywall in their home can take action today, without risking their claim in a class action suit. The RISS System is available in Florida and Louisiana.

"A misconception that installing a RISS System will cause a class member in a class action suit to be disqualified or receive less settlement monies is often a deterrent to uneducated homeowners looking to buy the RISS System – a misunderstanding that could prove more costly to their health than the $6,000 system. We know the benefit of using the RISS System - it's pure science, borne out by independent lab testing, performed by one of the same labs the Environmental Protection Agency uses," stated Sabatello. "The results have shown just how effective the system is at reducing levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

"In fact, it lowers those levels to even better than a typical home constructed without Chinese drywall."

To keep informed about the latest information available from various government agencies, consumers may visit 'http://www.cpsc.gov/info/drywall/index.html' and 'http://www.drywallresponse.gov'.

Homeowners who want to learn more about the RISS System, read test results and testimonials, and find out about the availability of the RISS System in their area can learn more at RISS System.com ('http://www.risssystem.com').

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CONTACT:
Michael Sabatello
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
PHONE. 5616267600

SOURCE: The Riss System