Most Milk Tablets Stuck to the Back of the Hand

China

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Beihu-Chenzhou-Hunan, SAR, China / October 15, 2026

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, Hunan, stuck 5 Mengniu milk tablets to the back of one hand with nothing but skin contact, then held the hand upright with the fingers pointing at the ceiling. In one unedited take of about a minute and a half, the round white tablets go on one at a time and get nudged back into place when they slip, then the free hand pulls away and all 5 stay on for about half a minute while a stopwatch runs on camera. RecordSetter counted the tablets in the closing frames of the video. Dry skin, steady hand, and no snacking until the count was in.

Tags: hand, candy, suction, milk tablets

Rules

- Milk tablets must stay on the back of one hand by skin contact alone: no glue, tape, water, saliva, magnets or other adhesive
- Wipe the back of the hand and the tablets dry before starting
- Any brand of pressed milk tablet may be used; state which tablets were used
- Each tablet must touch the skin directly, not rest on another tablet
- Tablets are placed with the other hand and may be pressed back into place before the count
- With every tablet in place, hold the hand vertical, fingers up, with the free hand away, for at least one second; the result is the number of tablets still attached at the end of that second
- Must be one continuous, unedited video showing the bare hand at the start and every tablet in place at the end
- Must provide video evidence
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