Looking to buy a 12 pack of Duracell Procell 9V batteries. What is the date on the package ?
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Boss,Actually went and looked. The date on the side of the units I got was "March 2018".I don't see this as a problem.Mike in VA
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The outside box has no date on it. Each individual battery is marked with a "Best Before" date of March 2018. I purchased them January 16 2014, so it is a safe bet that current batteries will have a different date. For what it's worth; These batteries have exceeded my expectations. I have a number of wireless motion sensors that are in relatively high-traffic areas during the day. Previous batteries of another brand, always alkaline, never lasted more than about 5 months in those devices. These batteries, put into use January of 2014, are still going strong as of October 16 2014. The outside box has no date on it. Each individual battery is marked with a "Best Before" date of March 2018. I purchased them January 16 2014, so it is a safe bet that current batteries will have a different date. For what it's worth; These batteries have exceeded my expectations. I have a number of wireless motion sensors that are in relatively high-traffic areas during the day. Previous batteries of another brand, always alkaline, never lasted more than about 5 months in those devices. These batteries, put into use January of 2014, are still going strong as of October 16... » Read More The outside box has no date on it. Each individual battery is marked with a "Best Before" date of March 2018. I purchased them January 16 2014, so it is a safe bet that current batteries will have a different date. For what it's worth; These batteries have exceeded my expectations. I have a number of wireless motion sensors that are in relatively high-traffic areas during the day. Previous batteries of another brand, always alkaline, never lasted more than about 5 months in those devices. These batteries, put into use January of 2014, are still going strong as of October 16 2014. « Show Less
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Boss, Actually went and looked. The date on the side of the units I got was "March 2018". I don't see this as a problem. Mike in VA
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Just received my order today (9/25/14) and the expiration date on all the batteries is March 2018.
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Check out label here... http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://preview.turbosquid.com/Preview/2010/12/13__17_06_10/duracellL.jpgee5c6958-a65a-4109-a929-72c9c6dbbdf2Large.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/3ds-max-aa-battery/513862&h=600&w=574&sz=82&tbnid=u-h_P5R9Le18RM:&tbnh=90&tbnw=86&zoom=1&usg=__qOOeenawqLeBcRwqrxdbv8Hvu6s=&docid=XEr-svdt7Ma4UM&sa=X&ei=1V-PUobsLeKi2wWVv4CADw&ved=0CEoQ9QEwAQ ON this example, March 2011 is the expiration date. If I got some like that, I'd be returning them.
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They have a manufacture date of 2012/04 stamped on them and the use before date printed on the battery is Mar 2021. It seems to me they say 10 years but mine aren't allowed to lay on the shelf that long. I like them. I use them. And I reorder them. I prefer the Duracell.
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I think it depends on who the distributer is at time of purchase; they seem to change over time. The last batch of these batteries I received did not have expiration dates printed on either the battery or its packaging. I don't recall ever seeing dates physically printed on the batteries, although I have seen them printed on the packaging. But you'll have to trust the date on the packaging is correct, especially if the packaging looks like "re-packaging". The best way to tell if the battery you are about to use is fully charged (or check the batteries when you receive them, like I do) is to use a simple, inexpensive voltmeter that has either an analog or digital scale that measures at least 3.6 volts.
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There were no expiration dates on the battery, the packaging, or the outside wrapper package. I will say they all look like they are in very good condition, none of them were swollen (which they will do if they have been exposed to heat or old) and so far all the ones I've used over the past 4 or 5 months have worked great. The Brand I received says "WAMA" "Micro Lithium Cell" at the top with an icon of a calculator at the top.
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I purchased these batteries over a year ago mind you. It is a five-pack with an expiration date of 05/2015.I have used only one so far and haven't had to replace it in over a year.
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Batteries from this order have 2009 printed on them. Batteries from the grocery store say 2023. I think this was a rip-off.
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The batteries are NiMh. There is nothing on the package or the website re: use in solar products; however you can contact Duracell directly through their website.
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I have no idea, but perhaps this web site will help. http://www.battery-replacement.com/Duracell-DL2-3A-battery-pack-3603-8983.html
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Depends on who you buy them from, the ones I got are actual Duracell Carded Packs (looks like you would buy at retail store) and have a 2018 date printed at the bottom. If you get batteries in bulk, or un-carded there is no real way to tell.
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Sorry I cannot speak about that particular model as I purchased the ExpertPower 12v 5 Amp rechargeable battery. I do not see any mfg date on this product, but I can say it is working like a champ since I installed it on 3/21/2015. I am using it to replace the existing battery that went bad in my home alarm system after 15 years. The battery you mentioned is a little larger in width and depth than mine. It also has more power if the power to your alarm goes off.
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I don't know the exact answer to your question, but when I purchased these on Amazon in Dec. 2012 (from "Best Deal Supply"), the listing said "use by 2021." However, the batteries that were delivered were all stamped "use by 2022" and appear to be genuine Sony batteries. I will have used them up long before 2021, so I don't know if Sony is being unrealistic in their date.
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That date is SureFire's date of guaranteed useful life of the battery. Hope this helps.
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I don't see "Duracell" on the package, but I did buy a package of Duracell batteries at the same time, and it may have been just a mix-up on my part.
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Check out label here... http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://preview.turbosquid.com/Preview/2010/12/13__17_06_10/duracellL.jpgee5c6958-a65a-4109-a929-72c9c6dbbdf2Large.jpg&imgrefurl;=http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/3ds-max-aa-battery/513862&h;=600&w;=574&sz;=82&tb;nid=u-h_P5R9Le18RM:&tbnh;=90&tbnw;=86&zoom;=1&usg;=__qOOeenawqLeBcRwqrxdbv8Hvu6s=&doci;d=XEr-svdt7Ma4UM&sa;=X&ei;=1V-PUobsLeKi2wWVv4CADw&ved;=0CEoQ9QEwAQ ON this example, March 2011 is the expiration date. If I got some like that, I'd be returning them.
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I ordered mine in mid-August 2013, and the expiry date on the ones I received was March 2018. Since 9 volt batteries generally only have a 5 year shelf life (as opposed to AA, AAA, C and D's 7 years), this means they were very fresh.