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See Latest ArticlesThe Impact of Bittering Agents on Pediatric Ingestions of Antifreeze
Clinical Pediatrics, 10/26/09
White NC et al. – Despite the appealing logic of limiting the ingested volume and thereby the severity of poisonings by adding aversive agents, and despite promising results in volunteer studies, bittering agents do not decrease the frequency or severity of pediatric antifreeze poisonings. The addition of bittering agents to household products cannot be justified based on actual poisoning data.
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