A "Defective Product" refers to an item that does not function as intended or fails to meet safety standards. This can occur due to design flaws, manufacturing errors, or inadequate instructions. When a product is defective, it may pose risks to users, leading to injuries or property damage. Consumers have the right to seek remedies for defective products, which may include refunds, repairs, or replacements. Companies are often held responsible for ensuring their products are safe and effective. In some cases, regulatory bodies like the Consumer Product Safety Commission may intervene to protect public safety.