GP A76 LR44 AG13 Alkaline Cell 1.5V Alkaline Button Cell Battery x (20) Batteries - Long-lasting Power for Various Devices Review

I bought batteries for the alarm remote control from the car and they work great. I am glad that it lasts for a very long time and corresponds to the size indicated on the package. Do not hang out in the battery box. My husband is also satisfied with these batteries, we have been using them for more than four months.

purchased as cat laser runners. During three months, engage in morning sports activities for two to three minutes. All 10 were consumed in three months. So, three batteries—exactly as many as are in the pointer—are required for a month's worth of everyday, brief exercise. The maximum is two minutes every day for thirty days, or one hour. But, I cannot rule out the possibility that this is the standard for such batteries. The cat, however, disagrees:

A new set of GP disc batteries was my most recent purchase. Consumed about all of it immediately. Basically everything goes off without a hitch. The prior batteries, also GP, lasted for a long time, so I can't even recall when I changed them. Generally, I'll grab a couple of 10-packs. They can lie like spare parts and avoid harm. You put it in, and it functions perfectly. In terms of quality, dependability, and — most crucially — durability, these are the most cost-effective options. I endorse…

I had the same problem as someone else. I bought them in early October and didn't pay attention to the "at least until 2018" label on the blister. So they have a little less life than mass-produced American beers? Strange. It's either that, or the seller is trying to get rid of a ton of batteries he's put up for sale before anyone notices. It's probably too late for a refund, so I'll probably be stuck with 20 useless dead batteries. I learned two things. : Do not buy from MYBATTERYSUPPLIER and…

I have bought 20 from MYBATTERYSUPPLIER and so far they have been a reliable seller with a good product. The batteries were supplied in two cards of 10 each. Dates were best through 2017. I checked them straight away with a multimeter and they range from 1.498v to 1.605v. So there are a few (6 out of 20) that don't make it and I will contact the seller who always does appears to be available. They're made in China, but that's not a disqualifying factor. It's hard to tell what's killing the…

I bought these to replace all the batteries in my son's wooden Thomas train set. I have tried another generic brand and had no luck but these came quickly and work very well. You can get 20 pieces for the price of two in large stores. I'm not sure how long they last compared to others but you get a lot more and I'm sure it's worth it. I highly recommend it. I also think it's good that they are individually wrapped - you have to be particularly careful that children don't swallow them, and it's…