What are the components of a product liability warning label?

In Oklahoma, product liability warning labels must contain certain important components to adequately inform consumers of potential dangers. The label must include a description of the product, including its name, manufacturer, and batch number, as well as a warning of any possible hazards associated with using it. This warning should be written plainly and in language that is easy to understand. Additionally, the label should include instructions on how to properly use the product and store it safely, as well as any special safety considerations to be taken when using the product. The label should also include contact information for the manufacturer, to enable customers to seek help in the event of an injury. Finally, the label must clearly indicate that the product must not be used or stored in conditions or ways that would make it dangerous. These components, when properly combined, provide customers with the information they need to make informed decisions about their purchases.

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