If there’s one thing that almost every young child seems to like, it’s seeing if something can fit in their mouth. Whether it’s a blanket or a marble – nothing is safe from the inquiring hands of a toddler. Sometimes those things simply pass through (for better or worse) and the child is fine. When it comes to batteries, though, there are dangers if they are swallowed. The smaller, coin lithium batteries are frequently used in small remote controls, watches, remote car key fobs and other small gadgets, and because of their small size, they’re more susceptible to being swallowed. Energizer has just released a new package for their Coin Lithium 2032 Batteries to help reduce the occurrence of accidental ingestion by children.
The new Energizer Coin Lithium 2032 battery packaging is made of more durable and flexible materials that aren’t easily torn or broken into by tiny fingers. While traditional battery packaging typically has all batteries in one plastic container, so that once it’s opened, there’s access to all the other batteries, the Energizer package has the coin lithium batteries sealed in their own individual compartments. To access each battery, you simply cut one side open while the other battery remains safely in the package.
The new packaging meets Consumer Product Safety Commission guidelines for child-resistant packaging and also has warnings and instructions to alert parents of the dangers of potential ingestion, as well as instructions for getting help in case one is accidentally swallowed. Even with these warnings, we should still do our part to make sure all batteries, as well as other potential swallow-hazards, are stored safely out of reach. We keep our batteries in a sealed plastic container near the top shelf of the closet.
Energizer’s new Coin Lithium 2032 battery packs are hitting stores now, so keep your eyes open for this safer packaging if you’re shopping for coin lithium batteries.
About Energizer new Coin Lithium Packaging
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Two winners will each receive two packages of the new Energizer Coin Lithium 2032 batteries.
This giveaway is open to eligible US residents only.
Disclaimer: This post consists of my (and/or fellow tester) opinions only. Your experiences may be different. No compensation was given for this review/giveaway. I did receive a free product from the manufacturer or their representing PR agency to use and test for the purposes of this review. This did not affect the outcome of this review.
They are in a box HIGH up in the closet.
My kids aren’t so small anymore but when they were, I kept batteries on a high shelf.
We keep them in a basket on top of the refrigerator
Super awesome! hope i win!
I put them in a cabinet.
I put them in a top shelf in my closet where no one can reach
In a drawer with child locks
I keep them out of reach of children.
they are in a drawer in the fridge
I keep them in a cupboard on a high shelf.
My kids are grown now but we now have to keep them out of reach for the dogs. We keep them in a top kitchen drawer way in the back in zip lock baggie sometimes.
We keep them in a plastic container in our pantry.
We put them in a locked box.
Ours are in a clear box on top the frig
we keep them out of sight high up on a shelf when the grandkids visit.
i lock them in a drawer.
Keep them in a high area in the laundry room
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I keep our batteries in a cabinet out of reach of my daughter
I keep them up high so little finger can’t get them.
We keep them up high so my son cannot get to them
I keep them WAY out of reach.
I keep all batteries on top of my closet.
i keep them in the basement
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up out of sight and out of reach
I hadn’t thought about keeping the batteries safe. But, now I will be moving them. I have a toddler.
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they are kept out of reach
they are above our fridge…which i can’t even reach!!!
Batteries are kept up in a high cupboard.
I keep mine in a plastic container in the fridge.
i keep my batteries in my bedroom drawer where the kids cant find them