; or (xvii) other media, including social media. (5) Covered information (A) In general The term covered information means information that— (i) relates to— (I) a product constituent; or (II) radiation emitted by a covered product; and (ii) expressly or by implication conveys a claim regarding or characterizes the relationship between any constituent or radiation and— (I) a disease; (II) a toxicological endpoint; or (III) a health-related condition. (B) Implied claims For the purposes of subparagraph (A)(ii), an implied claim includes a situation in which an item described in clause (i), (v), (vi), (vii), or (xvii) of paragraph (4)(B) suggests, within the context in which the item is presented, that a relationship exists between the presence or level of a constituent in a covered product, or the level of exposure to a constituent, and— (i) a disease; (ii) a health-related condition; or (iii) the likelihood of a health-related condition. (6) Covered product The term covered product — (A) means— (i) a consumer product; or (ii) a consumer commodity; and (B) includes any packaging with respect to a consumer product or consumer commodity described in clause (i) and (ii) of subparagraph (A), respectively. (7) De minimis risk level The term de minimis risk level means— (A) a level of risk that is based on the best available science and the weight of the evidence; (B) with respect to a constituent or radiation that is a carcinogen, that the level of risk described in subparagraph (A)— (i) is determined based on a safety evaluation that includes non-linear modeling approaches that are consistent with available data and scientific understanding of endogenous exposures and a mode of action in lieu of, or, at a minimum, in addition to, a linear default method