SaferProducts.gov
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Project Description
What is SaferProducts.gov, and why does it exist?
SaferProducts.gov is the CPSC-owned website where the public can file and read safety-related complaints about consumer products within the agency’s jurisdiction.In August 2008, Congress passed the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA), which required the CPSC to create a searchable public database of reports of harm (Reports) related to the use of consumer products and other products or substances within CPSC’s jurisdiction. Congress required that the Database be publicly available, searchable, and accessible through the CPSC’s website. In August 2011, Congress amended the CPSIA to add requirements for seeking additional information about product reports submitted to the Database and the timing for posting such reports.
- SaferProducts.gov was created to:
- Collect reports of harm or potential harm from consumers about unsafe consumer products.
- Publish reports of harm or potential harm in a searchable, public database.
- Provide businesses with the ability and means to respond to reports about potentially dangerous consumer products.
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