Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2009-11-26
As described by Health Canada Consumer Product Safety: Archived – Rocket™ Stick – ZTE MF636 USB Modem and Fido Internet™ Stick – ZTE MF636 USB Modem
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Reported risk: Testing by Industry Canada and private sector laboratories has revealed that the device does not meet the radio frequency exposure limits established by the federal government and referenced in the Radiocommunication Act and its regulations. Health Canada is of the opinion, based on the review of test results and its assessment of current science, that the past and current use of the device should not pose immediate or long-term health concerns. While test results exceeded the exposure limits of Safety Code 6, they were well below the threshold at which harmful health effects might occur. Nevertheless, Health Canada supports the recall and encourages all consumers to take the corrective action outlined below. Health Canada has not received any reports of incidents or injuries related to the use of these mobile wireless devices.
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