(a) Right to safety

• The consumer has a right to be protected against goods and services which are hazardous to life and health. 
• They should check for the standardization mark before buying a product so as to be assured about its quality. 
• The marketers should not use sub standard or poor quality raw material to manufacture goods which do not conform to the safety norms
•  For example, while purchasing an electronic product the buyer must check for ISI mark to be assured about its quality. 

(b) Right to Information 

• According to this right, the consumer has a right to get complete information about the product he/she is willing to buy like, its contents, name of the manufacture, date of manufacture, expiry date, price, quantity, directions for use, etc.
•  As per the laws, in India it is compulsory for the manufacturer to make available such information on the package and label of the product.
•  For example, while purchasing a packet of diet snack the buyer must read its label carefully to know about its ingredients, nutritional value, price etc. 
• For example, while purchasing an electronic product the buyer must check for ISI mark to be assured about its quality.