Duracell Hearing Aid Batteries Brown Size 312, 16 Count Pack, 312A Size Hearing Aid Battery with Long-lasting Power, Extra-Long EasyTab Install for Hearing Aid Devices

I have a pair of ReSound hearing aids, and because of the remote that sets its programs, and the volume adjustments, plus a special link to my TV set, the batteries drain in 3 days or less. It’s easy enough to take the old used batteries out of the hearing aids. But standard new hearing aid batteries often come with a just small tab on them, making it difficult to peel the paper insulation off the battery and then maneuver it into the hearing aid. Duracell's longer tabs make the entire job easier. The tabs come off easy and they're long enough that you can take them off after you've put the battery into the hearing aid. So its easier, and if you shop Amazon, it’s no more expensive to buy these Duracell's than hearing aid batteries with small tabs. The order was processed quickly, free shipping of course, and the package arrived in perfect condition.

Don't purchase with in two days battery drain...working cell 8hrs day ..only total 16 hrs running ....something wrong cell send

It arrived on time.

My dad is 86. He doesn’t turn his hearing aid off at night. These batteries last 4 to 6 days. It could be because I didn’t know about letting them sit for 1 to 3 minutes before use. I take the sticker off and wait. The cases look like they would be great but don’t turn it the wrong way or you’ll be lining up batteries to close the case. Which could be a problem for the elderly. other than that I’m very happy with these batteries.

Good battery life compared to other battery brands, price reasonable, right size, they were "fresh" in that they were not even close to expired and the sticky tabs make the batteries easier to install in my hearing aids. Child proof packaging is still way too hard to open- albeit a smidgen easier than most of the other brands I've tried. Of all the products packaged in child proof packaging, hearing aid batteries are the most difficult to open- hands down- you CANNOT open without scissors and tremendous prying effort- and once you've cut the package up to get at the batteries, you inevitably expose more batteries than you need to use or twisting the plastic makes some pop out and fall on floor and get lost- both mean children can now access packaging, defeating purpose of making it difficult to open. A better solution for this kind of battery- which is the type most likely to be swallowed by a child or pet-- hence the regulations mandating child proof packaging-- would be to pre-package them in a container with prescription bottle style child proof cap. Everyone seems to be forgetting that the people trying to open these are often seniors with weaker grip and finger strength. Even using scissors, trying to pry open the stiff thick plastic is ridiculously hard.