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Reese’s Law, a federal statute named for a child who died of serious injuries after swallowing a button battery, now requires compartments for such batteries on consumer products to be harder to open and mandates child-resistant packaging for button batteries.

Sellers are required to have packaging that is child-resistant, resealable and opaque if it’s an edible product.

"In addition, each laundry packet should be individually wrapped with child-resistant packaging, which would provide important layers of protection for this highly toxic product."

The AMA also urges the U.S. regulators or lawmakers to mandate "child-resistant packaging" on high-energy drinks.

Consumers are urged to contact Pfizer for a free child-resistant pouch.