hearing aid size 13 battery 1.4 or 1.45 volts ?

Word of advice. If you don't know the numbers like 675 then go by color. Hearing aid batteries can also be identified by color.
 
ExR said:
Out of interest, how much do you guys pay for your batteries? (6 pack) I ask because here, we get them for free and I've no idea how much I'd be spending if it wasn't paid for by the government.
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I just bought four 16 packs. That's 64 individual batteries. They were the blue 675 batteries. They were like $0.97 cents for each 16 pack. So that was a total of $3.88 for those 64 batteries. With tax added I think it came to $4.50, almost $5.00.
 
iavswn said:
I just bought four 16 packs. That's 64 individual batteries. They were the blue 675 batteries. They were like $0.97 cents for each 16 pack. So that was a total of $3.88 for those 64 batteries. With tax added I think it came to $4.50, almost $5.00.
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Wish I could do that. I pay about $8 for 16 batteries size 675 at Walmart, and about $15.50 for 60 675 on Ebay.
 
iavswn said:
I don't know a lot about CI, but my understanding is CI use 675 but they're the "high power" zinc-air kind.
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Correct :D and normal 675's are zinc aired too... but not as high powered....

Don't use disposeable batteries much these days as I use rechargeables at the moment.
 
overthepond said:
Correct :D and normal 675's are zinc aired too... but not as high powered....

Don't use disposeable batteries much these days as I use rechargeables at the moment.
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Rechargeable is the way to go, unless of course -- you can get the disposable as cheap as I did. :D
 
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