Word to describe a product that has a defect but was approved by a manager?

In a quality control form I'm working on, there are 4 types of results for a product test:

• All quality requirements are attended (Approved);
• There is a minor defect in the product (Approved with remarks);
• There is a major defect in the product (Reproved);
• There is a major defect in the product, it would be considered as reproved, but a manager/coordinator can release it to market as is. This situation happens when a product has a defect but it will be sold with some discount or something like that.

The form is like this:

Test result:
( ) Approved
( ) Approved with remarks
( ) Reproved
( ) "word"

All translations point to "released", but this word sounds like a product that has no defects.

Considering that a person needs to "check" one of these 4 options in a form, what would be the correct word to use on the 4th result option?

Solution 1:

Such goods are sometimes labelled as second quality or seconds which Lexico gives as

2.5 (seconds) Goods of an inferior quality.

Synonyms: imperfect goods, faulty goods, defective goods, flawed goods, inferior goods, rejects, export rejects, discards.

Test result:
( ) Approved
( ) Imperfect (state reason)
( ) Seconds (state reason)
( ) Reject

Solution 2:

A word that would probably distinguish that 4th option could be

Admitted [to market with bugs]