The failure to warn a potential user of possible hazards can make a product defective under Restatement, Section 402A, whether unreasonably dangerous or even unavoidably unsafe.

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This statement is true. Under Restatement, Section 402A, a product can be considered defective if it fails to provide adequate warnings or instructions for use, even if the product is not unreasonably dangerous or is unavoidably unsafe. This is because consumers have the right to be informed of any potential risks associated with a product so that they can make an informed choice about whether to use it.

The Failure to Warn a Potential User of Possible Hazards