(60 batteries)

excellent work. same hrs. battery life as duracell, enrger and other famous brand. for as i way using my hearing-aids like 14-15hrs. a day. price is very economical. i think no one beat this price and quality as per to day. recommended to strongly buy from "AMAZON' SUPPLIER. RECEIVED VERY FAST DELIVERY AT DOOR STEP. THANKS FOR AMAZON AND HIS SUPPLIER. IS "FIVE STAR". GOD BLESS THEM AND CONTINUE SAME SERVICE IN FUTURE.

It good price for get the batteries for my hearing aids.

I bought these for my mom about 18 months ago. She has two hearing aids. One hearing aid is on during the entire day the other one sees intermittent use. Some folks may be failing to let the battery air activate for at least one minute before inserting it into the hearing aid. This will shorten the battery life. I blow air into the two battery holes to be sure each battery has activated correctly. Some have lasted two to three weeks. I am very pleased with their performance.

The worst thing for a deaf person is to run out of hearing aid batteries, so buying in bulk like this is important to me.I've been using these now for about 5 weeks now. I've been wearing hearing aids for about 25 years.These are quality batteries, but with a slightly shorter life span, in my experience, that Rayovac (by about 3 days), but about the same as what I was getting with Duracell and energizers. (probably closest comparison is Walgreens store brand)That said, for the price, there is no comparison!

Working good. I have always used rechargeable batteries in my hearing aids but decided to use regular disposable ones on a trip. Found that these batteries last about two weeks. Hearing aids are used every day from morning to night. Probably not going back to rechargeable if I can get this kind of life and cost.

Poppy cock. These things are perfectly fine and cheap.I have used them for years and encounter a dud just about never. They last about a week (I divided overall quantity by elapsed time since ordering) which is just about as long as any other batter...including those of higher price.I suspect the dissatisfied users have dirty contacts in their aids and therefore not all batteries start the aid. Clean the contacts with a little scraper and you won't have a problem.

These batteries cost about half as much as main line brands. The good ones last just about as long, BUT, too many of them fail quickly (many times in less than 24 hours of use).Out of the first 6 I put in my hearing aids, 3 failed within 24 hours and 1 was dead on arrival.I would not recommend getting this brand unless you are willing to carry 4 spares with you where ever you go even for just a day or two. If you travel on an extended trip, I would take 4 batteries for each 7 days, just to be safe.Since the money works out to close to the same cost as far as the cost per day for each battery, I gave it 3 stars. But having to use 50 - 60 batteries to get the same overall use as 30 of the Rayovac or Duracell will make me avoid this brand.Returning after an additional month of use. The performance over a month has been worse than the first week or so. Too many of these batteries fail within a day and a couple were dead out of the box. I think they fail the cost-benefit badly. I would normally expect 60 batteries to last me for 10-11 months. These cost about half as much but I don't expect to get more than 3 months use out of the box of 60. I have to change my initial 3-star rating to 1-star. Not a bargain at all.

I liked the fact that the price was great and the shipping fast!