Power One Size 312 Hearing Aid Battery No Mercury, 60 Batteries

The batteries last about a week so this pack is good for about a year. EASY dispensing...NO SCISSORS required!! packs are easy to store everywhere (pocket, desk drawer, wife's purse, glove box, etc). on 3rd box and so far all batteries have worked and lasted as expected. Aid is 'on' all day, every day. I don't sleep with it in..

My wife has used hearing aids for years and it has been a constant frustration for her to have to replace her batteries so often. She's a mobile woman on the go and she loves hooking up her hearing aids directly to sound sources (like her phone, or the tv). This, however, drains normal Energizer or Duracell batteries within a day or two, three if she's very lucky. Compounded with that is both the high price of name brand batteries and their poor manufacturing quality which leads to a very high number of duds. So not only do you spend over $1 per battery for the name brand, but you end up throwing 20-30% of them away because they simply don't work. Then about two years ago I saw these batteries and saw the reviews and thought I'd get them for her. I figured they were cheap and worth the experiment. Much to our surprise, these batteries (which are sometimes 1/4 the price of the name brand) are far superior to the name brand batteries. In two years she hasn't had a single dud. Not one. We've kept track. On top of that these batteries are *powerhouses*. They last her, even with all her connectedness, at least a week. These batteries are simply amazing. I can't recommend them enough. Just buy one pack. Give them a try. I promise you won't regret it. When you look at the overall cost of HA batteries from the name brand, we were spending nearly $10 a week just in batteries. Now we are spending about $.80. In today's economy, you just can't beat that. tldr: -Super powerful & long lasting -Very high manufacturing quality (no duds) -Great value -You must try them

I stopped buying Duracell after having been informed by a Duracell agent that the Activair product is NOT made by Duracell. (FALSE ADVERTISING) Power One got pretty good reviews so I gave them a try. The brand on the first package out of the box was Starkey, NOT Power One. Okay, my hearing aids are made by Starkey and they're very high end. Only one problem. They were all dead: Every. Single. One. Of. Them. DEAD! So I'm to assume that an Amazon worker substituted them with an old Starkey package because they ran out of Power One? All dead. NEXT: Open a child-resistant Power One package. HA! "Child Resistant" is right! It took an air chisel, a chain saw and a blow torch to get into the package! WT the living H? The reason I switched from Duracell was this: In my last order, I was shorted a package. I ordered 60 (qty) 312 batteries, I received 54, missing a package of 6. Amazon wouldn't rectify it so I went to the seller. I was never compensated for the discrepancy. As for the Power One's, the 30 day window for return has expired so I'm stuck with them. Fortunately, I saved the Duracell dispensers because they are easy to operate, and plan to transfer the Power One batteries to the Duracell dispensers. At the rate that it took me to get one battery out of the Power One dispenser, I'll be here all day. I'll be shopping elsewhere for my next order. Addendum: I am bleeding from my attempts to open the Power One dispenser.

PowerOne batteries are the best I've ever found for a reasonable price, and Local Battery, the seller ,has always delivered fresh batteries that last me 6+ days. The box is almost always squashed, but small price to pay for consistent, good service othwerwise. The previous ones I purchased through Amazon, which did the fulfillment, were from HearingAidPower and included many batteries that lasted a very short time. I'm not sure who is to blame, PowerOne or HearingAidPower or Amazon, but it never happened before in many years of using PowerOne batteries from Amazon.

I ordered these to avoid the use of scissors that are now mandatory to remove batteries. However, bait and switch. I was sent the type that required scissors anyway. Wasn't happy. But when I found out how this brand packages the batteries I was pleasantly surprised. The cut is in a pie shape. Once cut you have a battery that is still in package with the sticky strip affixed and can be stored in a small container like a pill box. When needed, just pull back the remaining packaging and pull off the sticky strip. Ready to go. They last as long as most. About 5 to 7 days for me.

I have Starkey hearing aids. I like the battery operated than the rechargeable. I have used this battery for a number of years. I like the container easy to use and then sticker that you pull off the battery has a bit longer tab and is easier to grab onto. I have tried other brands and these seem to last longer.

Power One batteries for my hearing aids were the first thing I ever ordered from Amazon over 20 years ago. The price is reasonable and they are very good batteries. My audiologist recommends them as well.

I had been buying these for years for my hearing aids, always did a very good job. Upon needing new hearing aids ( after 7.5 years ) I chose a different style; these are rechargeable, so do not need to buy batteries anymore.

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