Rayovac Size 312 Hearing Aid Batteries, 24-Pack L312ZA-24ZMB

Late 80's, rheumatoid arthritis, hearing aids for 30 yrs. You have got to be kidding about this new packaging!! Since they have to be kept separate, I will have my grandson open a few packages at a time, and store in weekly pill containers. That is another thing. How are we supposed to change them on the go with the new package???

New packaging you have to have a pair of scissors with you at all time. I use 6 to 7 batteries a week I have to replace every 3 to 4 days. Your packaging engineered are a joke. I asked 3 adults to try to open they could not without losing a finger and using an box cutter. I bought 198 batteries so they would last 6 months or so I am going to trash your batteries and purchase another brand that I can carry a package in my pocket and change batteries when they go dead in the doctors, dentist. restaurant, or visiting friends home and I have borrow a pair of scissors from the doctor, dentist etc. Piece of junk

This is the first time using Rayovac batteries. I ordered the batteries on line and within a week I received them. They seem to last longer than my previous ones. Ralph

batteries last longer than other brands. ps thank you for taking my sugestion of notifying customers about letting batteries sit for a minute before inserting them into aides.

I've worn hearing aids for about 2 years now. At first I purchased several different brands of size 32 hearing aid batteries. Too often some brands' batteries died within seconds. I'll only purchase Rayovac now, because they have proven reliable. I wait a couple of minutes after taking the tab off a new battery before inserting. Each battery has lasted 7 to 8 or even occasionally 9 days.