A "Faulty Product" refers to an item that does not function as intended or fails to meet safety standards. This can include defects in design, manufacturing, or labeling that can lead to malfunctions or hazards. Examples of faulty products range from electronics that overheat to toys that pose choking hazards. When a faulty product is identified, it may be subject to a recall, where the manufacturer retrieves the item from consumers to fix or replace it. Consumers are encouraged to report faulty products to organizations like the Consumer Product Safety Commission to help prevent injuries and ensure product safety.