Most countries have laws outlining consumers’ rights, such as the right to receive goods or services that meet certain standards of quality, the right to accurate information about products, the right to refunds or replacements for faulty products, and the right to fair treatment in sales transactions.

Many products come with warranties provided by the manufacturer or seller. These warranties typically guarantee that the product will function as intended for a certain period or under certain conditions. If the product fails to meet these standards, the buyer may be entitled to repairs, replacements, or refunds.