UJI 13-1418. Warning or directions; adequacy.

To satisfy the duty [to warn] [to give directions for use], [a warning] [directions for use] must be adequate. To be adequate, [a warning] [directions for use] must have certain characteristics: (1) It must be in a form that can reasonably be expected to catch the attention of the reasonably foreseeable user of the product; (2) It must be understandable to the reasonably foreseeable user of the product; and (3) It must disclose the nature and extent of the danger. In this regard, there must be specified any harmful consequence which a reasonably foreseeable user would not understand from a general warning of the product’s danger [or] [from a simple directive to use or not to use the product for a certain purpose or in a certain way].