Does each battery have the small pull-off sticker? The original one I received with my hearing aid did.
1001388
Yes they do have stickers. The batteries are housed in a package of eight batteries.
1001389
Hello Joy; I am not sure why these batteries have a secure sticker, but the VA told me that they are Oxygen activated. Whatever that means, I am not sure. I believe these a newer advance type of battery of German manufacture. The VA suggest that you pull the little sticker off, or in some cases you pull the battery off a rubber substrate and allow them to set for a minute or two before placing them your hearing aids, as it supposedly makes them last longer. Sorry, but I am not up on battery technology, but the ones I purchased on Amazon lasted longer than the ones I received from the VA.
1001390
Yes they have the tab, I've tried 3 different brands and they all have the tab. They are air activated and run down after the tab is removed. These last longer than any brand I've tried. usual life on these is about two week for me. Hope this helps.
2086566
Yes they do. BUT slow shipping and battery defective. Cheap materials and lousy manufacturing. In other words do not buy stay away.
567928
Not that I recall. Got a charger with the original item but not with the battery.
1053581
Hi, Your best bet is to look on line for the company you got it from. Otherwise, I guess it depends on what type of phone you have.... If you can take the back cover off, then put your sticker on the battery next to the ear phone jack. If you can't take your back off, then I would put it on the back cover next to the earphone jack.
1144967
Thanks for the reply Old Sub Man. I do have this now and now I am aware that this has removable batteries for the headphones. I was not sure before getting this if the batteries were removable or not. I did not know about your tip for the NiMH v. LiIon batteries so thank you for this!
1622852
These are zinc-air batteries. They'll last just a bit longer if you let them "air" for a couple minutes before turning on the hearing aid so they activate in the air after removing the protective tab.
1885313
No idea, we got ours from the dealer, and it included rechargeable batteries. The batteries finally went bad so we needed new ones... we purchased the hearing aids from Costco.
1456476
I believe the batteries will be in the ear piece. In the pair (of another brand) I have at home, if you pop the foam earpiece off, there is a battery inside each one.
332516
I don't remember but I don't think so. I do know that I should have got them years ago. It makes recording so much easier. Up to six hours of time per battery.
52032
They take size 13 hearing aid batteries. I am retired and don't wear it all day long, so they last maybe about two or three weeks. It doesn't have an off/on button. When not wearing it, you open the door so there is no contact with the inside. My old Audible hearing aid took size 10 and these size 13 last longer. I bought a supply of batteries here on Amazon.com. They were something like 60 for $13.00. there are more expensive ones, but these last longer than the 10s I bought on here, so I am satisfied. Amazon also sells more tubes, might be best to buy a package so save on postage. I just broke my tube, so will be ordering now. No big deal with it breaking, I just should have ordered additional when I ordered the Game Ear like I had thought about. I think it broke because I was putting it into my ear to far and had to pull too much to get it out. I used some super glue and it is working ok, but I best get a new tube and have it over with. You can put the silicone ends and the sound muffler on the tubes. Wished they would show it both ways since I thought for a long time that all it came with was that big fluffy end. Finally I figured out that it had a little tip that didn't show. That is what I needed, since I am not a hunter. I use it as regular hearing aid.
1715232
Each pair came in its own box with a nice cloth bag with a drawstring to close it and a cleaning cloth. I don't know where the battery would even be, so I'm guessing no on the battery. But I could be wrong. The battery last a very long time.
1151978
Yes they do. I batteries I received have printed on them "Power for BP-511A Replacement". I have not had any issues with these batteries, they have never failed me.
336631
The ones I have, had a small "Made in China" sticker on them that is easily removed.
1619744
There's one in the back on the very bottom.. It sounds okay.. I'm just not happy with the battery itself.
24508
I did use the ones they provided. BUT I also used my regular hearing aid battery (Size 312) and it lasted much longer and was clearer. I also had the rechargeable B&H 8397 but it lasted 4 hours at most and needed recharging. I used the B&H 8397 replacing my Siemans hearing aid which was over $4000. The B&H 8397 worked far better and I used it (bought several as I lost the cover or it fell out when I did not have it inserted good or was doing not usual things so it dis-anchored. The B&H 8397 served me extremely well and I still keep it handy for emergencies as I purchased a new Phonak which is excellent for everything. Second answer: I answered but somehow it did not send that, Repeat: I used the 312 batteries in the B&H amplifier and it worked beautifully for about 1-1/2 years. I T=tried the cheaper ones from Amazon but not much success. They have on Amazon the 312 batteries for hearing aids (48 for $23) which should last a long time. JUst try putting in "No. 312 hearing aid batteries) and it should come up for you. I';; try it again so if you e-mail me back I will have the right thing for you if you want to try it. I was going to get a cochlear implant (scheduled for Apr 15) v=but it was cancelled as I would be out of my doctors area for a month while my son goes to France. May reschedule in the fall. If you are having trouble with hearing aids, ask your audiologist about it as an audiologist must refer one for a cochlear implant but they are permanent and do not need batteries. That is the same battery you buy from drugstores and other utlets but they cost a lot more.
1584352
I really don't know for sure. I would try comparing the 2 sizes at Walgreens, Walmart, RiteAid, or CVS. However, according to my reading online, I discovered that most number size batteries are the same, it is the letter which tells that manufacturers often place letters before or after the battery size to designate their factory reorder number. Go here to read: http://www.hearing-aid-batteries-co.com/HTML/batteryInfo.html
1457400
In 2013, I have placed two orders for iCell Size 312 Hearing Aid Batteries (each order consisting of a box of 60 cells), one in June and one in December. Both orders were shipped from Local Battery. The first box is marked 03 2017, the second one 08 2017.