In some cases,even if a manufacturer provides warnings as mandated by the Food and Drug Administration,it may still be fund liable under state product liability law for failure to warn if reasonable manufacturers would have done more.

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State product liability laws may impose a higher duty of care on manufacturers to provide appropriate warnings and instructions, and failure to meet this duty may result in liability even if the manufacturer complies with the FDA's warning requirements. Therefore, if it is found that reasonable manufacturers in the same industry would have provided additional warnings or instructions, the manufacturer may still be held liable for failing to do so under state law.

In Some Cases,even If a Manufacturer Provides Warnings as Mandated