Product safety refers to the measures taken to ensure that consumer goods are safe for use. This includes testing and evaluating products to identify potential hazards, such as choking risks or toxic materials. Regulatory agencies, like the Consumer Product Safety Commission, set guidelines and standards to protect consumers from unsafe products. Manufacturers are responsible for adhering to these safety standards during the design and production processes. They must also provide clear instructions and warnings to help consumers use products safely. Regular monitoring and reporting of product safety issues help prevent accidents and ensure that products on the market are reliable and safe for consumers.