What types of products have a higher risk of causing injury?

In Maryland, certain products are considered dangerous and have a higher risk of causing injury or death. These products include firearms, explosives, motor vehicles, and dangerous chemical substances. Additionally, products that are considered inherently dangerous, such as ladders, power tools, chainsaws, and herbicides, are also subject to increased risk of causing injury. In addition, products which have a greater potential for causing injury or death when improperly used or manufactured can also be considered to have a higher risk. This includes products that pose a risk of electric shock, burns, or suffocation, such as children’s toys, space heaters, and electric blankets. Products that contain small parts can also pose a risk if not properly designed, such as cribs, high chairs, and strollers. Lastly, products that have a tendency to fail due to a poorly designed or manufactured part can also pose a significant risk. Examples of this type of product include car seats, seat belts, and motorcycle helmets. In conclusion, the types of products that are most likely to cause injury or death when used improperly or if they are manufactured poorly are firearms, explosives, motor vehicles, dangerous chemical substances, ladders, power tools, chainsaws, herbicides, children’s toys, space heaters, electric blankets, cribs, high chairs, strollers, car seats, seat belts, and motorcycle helmets.

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