This episode is sponsored by Duracell, the world's leading manufacturer of high performance batteries.

Now lithium coin batteries are in so many household items, you know like scales, remotes all things like that things

that are just lying around the house but only 22% of parents in the UK are away

of the dangers from lithium coin ingestion I only found out a few years ago.

Yeah, it's terrifying.

Left untreated an ingested lithium coin battery can get stuck in the esophagus

causing harmful chemical reaction, which horrifyingly can actually become fatal in as little as two hours.

And with cases on the rise, Juriselle are committed to educate and prevent.

If you don't know what the batteries are, some really skinny kind of round silver ones.

They look like either a five-p piece or a ten pence piece.

Yes that's the ones.

This is brilliant by the way.

Now, Duracelle batteries are cordered in Bittrex,

which is the most bitter substance in the world.

So this causes a child to instinctively

spit out the battery. That's genius and I can attest that their Tampa proof packaging

has a double blister lining to avoid accidental opening.

No word of a lie, I get a sweat on opening them batteries.

I genuinely get a sweat on.

We've got them in the remote for our blinds and to get them out to change. I dread haven't

changed them because it's that hard to get out but that's how it should be because

children shouldn't be able to get them out there. Exactly, exactly.

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