Wingerr
Flashlight Enthusiast
My Garmin 2610 box has the now ubiquitous California cancer warning on it;
warning box panel
"This product, its packaging and its comonents contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or reproductive harm."
Garmin Proposition 65
How useful are these warnings when they've become diluted by the multitude of dire cautions from seemingly innocuous products? The guideline of having to prove it causes no more than one additional case of cancer in 100,000 individuals, in a 70 year lifespan, is probably why most companies just choose to put the warning on their product labeling instead of going through the process to prove it's "safe".
Has it become just joke-fodder nowadays?
warning box panel
"This product, its packaging and its comonents contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or reproductive harm."
Garmin Proposition 65
How useful are these warnings when they've become diluted by the multitude of dire cautions from seemingly innocuous products? The guideline of having to prove it causes no more than one additional case of cancer in 100,000 individuals, in a 70 year lifespan, is probably why most companies just choose to put the warning on their product labeling instead of going through the process to prove it's "safe".
Has it become just joke-fodder nowadays?