A court might consider a product to be unreasonably dangerous if:
A) a less-dangerous alternative was commercially feasible but was not produced.
B) the product was less dangerous than was expected by the ordinary consumer.
C) the product was frequently misused by consumers,despite adequate warnings about the dangers of misusing the product.
D) the product was adequately labeled with warnings for the ordinary consumer.

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A court might consider a product to be unreasonably dangerous if a less-dangerous alternative was commercially feasible but was not produced, as the manufacturer had a duty to manufacture and distribute products that are as safe as possible for consumers.

A Court Might Consider a Product to Be Unreasonably Dangerous