Duracell Easy tab Hearing Aid Size 13 Batteries, 20 Count

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Now I know why my audiologist sells Duracell batteries in her office. I have worn hearing aids for the last 25 years and I think Duracell are the best batteries. They definitely outlast the competitors that are at wholesale stores. They may cost a bit more but they are worth it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My Uncle has had issues with his hearing most of his life, he also suffers from arthritis in his hands so replacing a hearing aid battery is just something he hasn't been able to do for himself. Knowing this I decided he would be the perfect candidate to test this product out. He said the first battery was a dud because the tab fell off before he could get the battery in place, but the 2nd one was excellent & he was able to replace the battery by himself. He said he wondered why no one thought of this years ago (in fact he was pretty upset about that fact). He is a convert now, and said he would be buying these exclusively.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using hearing aids for about 5 years now, This was the first time I have ever tried the Duracell Brand batteries. I have to say these are definitely easier to apply so they do own up to their name EasyTab, simple enough to apply. They do last a long time so it is convenient to buy these. I received this product to try and I'm glad I did, i would definitely recommend them to others who wear hearing aids.

I received complimentary Duracell hearing aid batteries from Duracell last week and I have used them twice. I like both the new packaging and the now longer tabs on the batteries. The packaging is now a plastic box with the batteries arranged in a line rather than the standard circular layout and to me this made them easier to access. The new longer tab was also a great improvement and I'm sure it will make a substantial difference to those with arthritis or fine motor skill deficits. The old short tabs were a pain. My only complaint-the packaging and tabs are new but the batteries aren't. They don't last any longer than the old batteries.

I tested these hearing aid batteries on my grand fathers new hearing aid, since he needed new batteries anyway, it seemed like a good choice to try his new hearing aid out with new batteries. He used to use Duracell Zinc Air Batteries, size 312, in the past. He usually wears his hearing aids 17-18 hours a day, so he is quite familiar with this product. He said that these batteries lasted him a good 6-8 days for as long as he completely open the battery door/compartment every night when he takes his hearing aids off. Overall he really liked them.