Consumer goods are not always innocuous. Sometimes, a commonly-available
product needs to carry all sorts of warnings, and not just because a
litigious society is inducing the manufacturer to "cover their /tuchus/" in
every possible way against any possible stupid misuse of the product.

It's not always just _use_, either - perhaps the product needs to be
_transported_ under special conditions to prevent degradation, or something
worse.

And sometimes, Stuff Happens, without any apparent reason. Maybe it was
because of a flaw in manufacturing of that specific lot. Maybe it was some
subtle - possibly transient, and not easily reproducible, or even
detectable - difference in the transport or use environment. Or something.

So, what are the products in your Traveller universe(s) that are hazards?
Write them up, for the "Handle with Care" section
(https://www.freelancetraveller.com/features/consgoods/hazmat/) of In A
Store Near You (https://www.freelancetraveller.com/features/consgoods/)!

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