“Do these batteries have a "bitterant" coating? It’s a coating designed to make them taste foul so that if a kid puts it in his mouth, he will spit it out. But batteries with that coating won’t work in Apple AirTags, which is what I need to power.”
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Yes, 2032 size lithium coin batteries feature a bitterant ring coating on the negative side of the battery. If a child puts one of these batteries in their mouth, the coating will immediately react with saliva to release a bitter taste which will discourage swallowing. Rudson S.| Best Buy Support.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No sure how it tastes, but definitely you should never place any small objects where can be reachable by a toddler.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There is no bad taste - I checked! So I believe this does not have bitterant.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I do not know if they have a coating to make it taste bad. Tho they are not edible and can be dangerous to toddlers if ingested. I would recommend not leaving the batteries or any other dangerous item where a child can reach
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