LMGTCON

1. Any substance not corrosive on immediate, prolonged or repeated contact with normal living tissue inducing a local inflammatory reaction.

• 1. “Irritant”

• 1. “Mislabeled hazardous substance” 

• 1. “Imminently hazardous product”

• 1. “New Product”

1. According to the Consumer Act of the Philippines, who would be considered the manufacturer in the following scenario? A company based in the Philippines hires a factory in China to produce toys with the company's brand name on them. The toys are then imported and sold in the Philippines.

2. I. The factory in China

   II. The company based in the Philippines

   III. The retailer selling the toys 

   IV. The government of the Philippines

• 1. Only option I

• 1. Only option II

• 1. Only option III

• 1. Only option I and II 

1. This refers to the presentation of informative content on consumer products and their associated materials to provide consumers with essential information about the product's identity and other relevant details.

• 1. “Irritant”

• 1. “Mislabeled hazardous substance” 

• 1. “Label, labeling”

• 1. “New Product”

1. This is a consumer product which presents an unreasonable risk of death, serious illness or severe personal injury.

• 1. “Irritant”

• 1. “Mislabeled hazardous substance” 

• 1. “Imminently hazardous product”

• 1. “New Product”

1. According to the Consumer Act of the Philippines, which of the following activities would fall under the definition of "manufacture"?

a) Selling a consumer product to a retailer

b) Designing the logo for a consumer product

c) Assembling electronic components to create a smartphone

d) Providing customer support for a consumer product

• Only option a

• Only option b

• Only option c

• Options b and c

1. A consumer good that refers to products for which there is limited information regarding their quality and safety when used by consumers and that use new designs, materials, or forms of energy exchange. 

• “New Drugs”

• “Materially defective product”

• “New Product”

• “Label, labeling”

1. It is considered “new” if its ingredients are not widely acknowledged and accepted by qualified experts to evaluate the safety, effectiveness , and quality of it as safe.

• 1. “New Drugs”

• 1. “New Product”

• “Mass Media”

• “Imminently hazardous product”

1. Refers to any means or methods used to convey advertising messages to the public such as television, radio, magazines, cinema, billboards, posters, streamers, handbills, leaflets, mails and the like

• “New Product”

• “Mass Media”

• “Materially defective product”

• “Manufacture”

1.  A product which, because of the pattern of the defect, the number of defective products distributed in commerce and the severity of the risk or otherwise, creates a substantial risk of injury to the public.

• “Imminently hazardous product”

• “Mislabeled hazardous product”

• 1. “New product”

• 1. “Materially defective product”

Which of the following is NOT a labeling requirement for hazardous substances?

• Name and place of manufacturer

• Directions for proper use and storage

• Signal word “poison” for all hazardous substances

• 1. First-aid instructions