As the professor says, plainly putting something on the label does not help manage risk for the user. He describes that the instructions on the packages of equipment never get read, which is true for the most part. A lot of companies can help by maybe holding seminars about the equipment and teach surgeons and technicians how to use the equipment to minimize risk and allow them to know when the equipment truly is not working. This not only educates the user, but also can keep others safe, such as the patient that the surgeon is working on. I think this is the most effective way of getting the details medical products across to the users.