Jimmy

I have purchased these batteries over 5 times now. For around $13 it is a really good price compared to Duracell (~$17) and even Amazon Basic (~$15). For those that use hearing aides, you already know that you'll run through batteries fairly quickly, so the $2-4 savings begins to add up. Typically out of the 60 pack of batteries, I may run into 1 or 2 that are DOA. That could happen with any brand, so I don't put any weight into that. For my money these have been reliable and well worth it. O...

Davis Dyer

I have found these batteries the equal of any brand out there. Because I do not use my hearing aids in ways that drain their charge quickly (like using the telecoil), the batteries typically last for over a week. When I take my aids to the audiologist office for maintenance, the batteries he puts in last about the same amount of time, but Duracells usually cost at least $5 dollars more for the same package.This 60-battery package will last for more than a year (kinda bad news for the vendor s...

Gloria

These are excellent batteries at an excellent price. I wear very powerful hearing aids for profound hearing loss and these batteries last 1 week in each aid.

GMc

A few dead or short lived batteries were among the good ones. Still a great buy when compared to buying batteries at a retail store.

Gene Latham

These batteries don't work well with my hearing aids. I have ReSound LiNX 2 hearing aids; these hearing aids have advanced features that work through Bluetooth. These batteries work ok when just using the hearing aid function. But if I also use the Bluetooth feature to listen to audio from my phone the aids often signal low battery and even disconnect from the phone. I have not had this happen with other batteries. The odd thing is some of the batteries work just fine; but, yesterday I had to...