To regulate the safety of consumer products.

To investigate product-related accidents.

To develop and enforce product safety standards.

All of the above.

Toys

Electronics

Food

Cosmetics

To remove unsafe products from the market.

To notify consumers about a product defect.

To offer consumers a refund or replacement for a defective product.

All of the above.

Products must be free from defects that could cause injury.

Products must meet all applicable safety standards.

Manufacturers are responsible for ensuring the safety of their products.

All of the above.

To conduct research on product-related injuries.

To develop new product safety standards.

To evaluate the effectiveness of product safety regulations.

All of the above.

Product labels must be accurate and informative.

Product labels must include warnings about potential hazards.

Product labels must be easy to understand.

All of the above.

Product packaging must be safe and secure.

Product packaging must not pose a hazard to consumers.

Product packaging must be recyclable.

All of the above.

Product advertising must be truthful and accurate.

Product advertising must not be misleading.

Product advertising must not make unsubstantiated claims.

All of the above.

Manufacturers must recall products that are unsafe.

Manufacturers must notify consumers about product recalls.

Manufacturers must offer consumers a refund or replacement for recalled products.

All of the above.

Manufacturers are liable for injuries caused by their products.

Distributors are liable for injuries caused by products they sell.

Retailers are liable for injuries caused by products they sell.

All of the above.

Product safety standards must be based on sound science.

Product safety standards must be regularly updated.

Product safety standards must be enforceable.

All of the above.

Manufacturers must test their products for safety.

Distributors must test the products they sell for safety.

Retailers must test the products they sell for safety.

All of the above.

The CPSC can inspect factories where products are manufactured.

The CPSC can inspect warehouses where products are stored.

The CPSC can inspect retail stores where products are sold.

All of the above.

The CPSC can seize products that are unsafe.

The CPSC can seize products that are mislabeled.

The CPSC can seize products that are counterfeit.

All of the above.

The CPSC can fine manufacturers who violate product safety regulations.

The CPSC can fine distributors who violate product safety regulations.

The CPSC can fine retailers who violate product safety regulations.

All of the above.