On August 11, 2022, the United States Congress passed the H.R. 5313 Lisbon Act. This is the Consumer Product Safety Standard regarding the risk of ingestion of button or coin batteries.
On the date of enactment of this Act, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) will issue a button or coin battery consumer product safety standard, including:
1. A performance standard for reducing the risk of injury for button or coin batteries or consumer products containing button or coin batteries.
Warning labels should clearly identify the hazards of ingestion and instruct consumers to keep new and used batteries out of the reach of children, to seek medical attention immediately upon ingestion of batteries, and to follow any other consistent medical advice.
3. The warning statement should be placed next to the product packaging, instructions and battery box.
Within 180 days of the enactment of this Act, any button/coin battery, or button/coin battery contained separately in a consumer product, shall be packaged in a "poison-resistant packaging" as 1700.15 by 16 CFR.
Batteries and Consumer Products Containing Batteries Definition
1, button battery or coin battery definition
A single battery with a diameter greater than the height of the battery;
any other batteries that pose a risk of ingestion
2. Definition of consumer products containing batteries
consumer products containing or designed to use one or more button cells, whether such cells are intended to be replaced by a consumer, included in a product or sold separately.
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