Energizer batteries get safer in accidental ingestion
Batteries don’t belong in bodies, but kids can do silly things. That’s why batteries are getting safer, and may actually help parents get to the ER without as much risk.
Batteries don’t belong in bodies, but kids can do silly things. That’s why batteries are getting safer, and may actually help parents get to the ER without as much risk.
Parents need to be really careful with batteries around kids, but a new type of button battery aims to make it easier to spot when a child has ingested a battery.
A new style of battery can tell you if your kids have accidentally ingested it simply by looking at the colour of their mouth.
The name “Energizer” may be familiar from standard batteries, but the latest effort from the brand will bring a different style of battery home.