Storacell by Powerpax SlimLine 9V 4-Pack Battery Caddy Orange AD

Storacell are nice products but are overpriced for what they are.

Es muy practico para tener ordenadas las pilas

I use plenty of 9V batteries in my musical gear so I always try to buy them in bulk. The problem with that is that you have to keep the contacts from getting shorted, and you have to store them in something until you need to use them. These are perfect. The way they're made, you can put the battery in contact-side down which will prevent (nearly) anything from being able to short those contacts, or you can put them in contact side up if you buy batteries that have their own contact covers (like I do).For the price, I don't think you could find a simpler, lighter, smaller solution for carrying or storing your 9V batteries.

I wanted something to hold batteries in my "electronics" ditty bag in our teardrop trailer, where storage space is always at a premium. I used to keep my batteries separated by size in small ziploc bags but I've been on the lookout for a heavier-duty plastic version. The exceed my exceptions - heavy duty, nice molding, batteries slide in and out easily, terminal ends are protected and made in the USA. We use AAA batteries the most (old mp3 player, flashlights, etc) but batteries always seem to run out when we're boondocking so I ended up buying holders for AA (personal fans), C (bug zapper), D (lantern), and 9-volt (weather radio). I also bought another set for our battery drawer.

If you're prone to keeping batteries in your pants pocket, think again. Whatever other metal objects are in your pocket can short a battery out and burn you. This is most important with 9V batteries which have both positive and negative terminals on one end. A paper clip, a nail, a fingernail file. . .or worse....000 steel wool WILL get your attention if it crosses both polls of a 9v battery.These are great for keeping batteries separate and isolating terminals.