ENERGIZER LAUNCHES SAFER COIN BATTERIES FOR SWALLOWED RISK
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Energizer introduced its Ultimate Child Shield line of lithium coin batteries, claiming they're the first to eliminate ingestion burn risks if swallowed. The batteries are available in three common sizes: 2032, 2025, and 2016.
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