HOUSTON, TEXAS - "We understand that everyone can make a mistake. There are many who sought quick profit in the illegal transportation of drug Cardamine into Liberty. We are helping those people to change and have a new start in their lives, eventually becoming valuable members of Liberty society," says the Wisp Innovations spokeswoman Jessica Jade. The new investment in modernising the prison stations of Huntsville and Sugarland in the Texas system has been a great step forward in the treatment of prisoners who were in contact with the dangerous drug Cardamine.

Wisp Innovations, a subsidiary of Cryer Pharmaceuticals that assisted in the construction of those facilities, believe that the investment will reduce mortality among the prisoners who before had to be treated using small amounts of the drug in order to fulfil the addiction that is being created with the first consumption of the drug. The clinics will help the inmates with the transition to a Cryer-manufactured alternative of Stabiline - a synthetic counterpart of Cardamine that does not cause further genetic damage. The treatment facilities are scheduled to begin operation in the next two months.

Cryer continue to raise awareness of the dangers of Cardamine through the use of public service advertisements all over Liberty. "If you know any of your relatives or friends have a Cardamine problem, tell them to consult a doctor or visit one of Cryer existing clinics at Los Angeles, Manhattan and Denver," Jade added at the end. ∎

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