Too Many Batteries!

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Dan Henderson

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I bought way too many batteries for my hearing aid. I'm trying to get rid of the extras on ebay. If you guys need any, let me know.

I'm charging $19 on ebay, but I can ship to you for $18. (Thanks Bottesini!)

It's a case of 60

Hit me up if you're interested.
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This is the link to the listing: http://www.ebay.com/itm/60-Duracell-Activair-1-45v-Hearing-Aid-Batteries-675-Exp-3-17-/191700722111?ssPageName=STRK:MESCX:IT
 
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well damn.. if I still used my 675 hearing aids I'd be on this so quick.. but using size 13 (orange lol) now :(
 
Same I have size 13 other wise good deal

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[ame]http://www.amazon.com/Duracell-Size-675-Hearing-batteries/dp/B0052U41GC/ref=sr_1_34?ie=UTF8&qid=1446513219&sr=8-34&keywords=Duracell+675+batteries[/ame] 19.99 at Amazon free shipping.
 
I believe Costco sells 40 re-packaged Rayovacs for $8.99
 
Never had good luck with Rayovac batteries. Duracell and the Walgreen's brand both works best for me.
 
DeafDucky said:
Never had good luck with Rayovac batteries. Duracell and the Walgreen's brand both works best for me.
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I, too, like the Walgreens batteries.
Just always be sure to check the expiration dates on any batteries you buy. Sometime stores don't get expired ones off the shelves in a timely fashion. The multipacks may need to be opened (if not sealed) to check each pack.
 
Never really took note of different brands lasting longer. I did always like Duracell's packaging but can no longer find 675 in that brand locally. I have gone to Walgreen's brand and have no complaints. The local store even substituted their own brand when the had a special on Duracell and carried none in the 675 size.
 
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