What is a product liability warning label?

A product liability warning label is a form of warning that appears on products to alert consumers of potential risks associated with the product. In New Hampshire, this type of warning is required by law on products that have the potential to cause harm or injury when used in a certain way. It is intended to inform consumers, so they can make an informed decision before using the product. The warning label must provide an explanation of the potential risks associated with the product as well as any necessary precautions. This is so consumers can clearly understand the risks, and take the necessary steps to reduce the chances of harm or injury when using the product. The product liability warning label should also provide contact information, such as the manufacturer’s customer service number, in case of any questions or concerns. This allows consumers to reach out to the company directly and receive further information or assistance. The Dangerous Products Law in New Hampshire is in place to protect the health and safety of consumers. Product liability warning labels are an important tool for informing consumers and reducing the risks of harm or injury associated with the use of products.

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