Re: Last word on warnings ?

[Tuples -at- aol -dot- com]

In a message dated 8/12/02 2:09:33 PM Mountain Standard Time, 
jgarison -at- ide -dot- com writes:

> The following article appeared in the news today.  I wonder if there are any
>  implications for warning labels. This is apart from the fact that someone
>  who has emphysema, and is on oxygen, should be smoking at all!

There most likely were warnings on the tank as well as from the distributor 
and the doctor. If the warnings are not folowed, whatever happens is the 
user's fault.. I am sure there will be a lawsuit and I'll bet the warning or 
lack of comes into play. I can't believe people in the home were not aware of 
the potential problems.

Here is one for you: suppose the person used oil in an effort to make the 
valve easier to turn? Tanks have this warning as well, but some think it is a 
silly warning and will not believe what can happen. Big things will happen.

Bob

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