Teething beads

Teething Beads are a traditional remedy often used to help relieve the discomfort associated with teething in infants. Typically made from natural materials like amber, these necklaces are believed to release succinic acid, which is thought to be absorbed through the skin and act as an analgesic, providing pain relief. Many parents and caregivers use Teething Beads with the hope that they will help soothe their baby’s teething pain and reduce inflammation. However, it is important to note that while this belief is widespread, there is limited scientific evidence to support the idea that succinic acid is absorbed through the skin in significant amounts or that it has any substantial analgesic effects. As such, the effectiveness of Teething Beads as a pain-relief method remains unproven, and parents should exercise caution when using them, ensuring they follow proper safety guidelines and consult with healthcare professionals for teething relief options.