Do these batteries fit the siemens touching mini size hearing aid?
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Apparently, these hearing aids require battery A13 while the batteries your questioning are P13. I don't know what the difference is.
1671857
Sorry, I can't help you there. You must know what size battery your hearing aid takes. Mine takes a size 13 and I've been buying this brand for a few years now. They're German-made and excellent, lasting about 10-11 days on average. Consult your owners manual or audiologist to find out your battery size before ordering.
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According to the doctor who fitted my mother's hearing aids, any hearing aid battery with the no. 13--regardless of additional letters--will fit devices that use 13s. I think the only thing you need to be careful about is if you use rechargeable batteries. The doctor did say something about the designation on those, but my mother went with disposable, so I'm not sure.
1601284
Yes, these are size 10 hearing aid batteries. Different hearing aids have different size batteries, depending on the size, strength, and technology of the hearing aid.
995392
If your aids are Phonak brand they should work. I found them to work better than the wax traps I received when I got my hearing aids.
701229
2 of them will fit, but there'd be a space left over for them to rattle around. Stuffing a foam ear plug in along with the batteries would silence that, however.
159102
As I don't have these head phones I can only speculate. When I look them up they "seem" to be the same size or smaller, so I can only guess they should fit. Sorry I can't be more help.
596207
Please note that all hearing aid batteries are Zinc Air. What you are probably referring to is batteries with Mercury, which would be the Power One Size 312 hearing aid batteries. Any of the ones listed as Mercury Free would not contain Mercury, and most likely, not be what you are looking for.
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The ones shown is this picture are 10AE, which are size 10. The ones I purchased were size 312. Different hearing aids take different size batteries.
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I purchased mine from the hearing aid place I deal with. It matches the rechargeable batteries ... Seimens to start with and then these ones from powerone accu plus size 312. The chargers are listed on amazon. Siemens eCharger 312-L PURE Micon series rechargeable Hearing Aid Charger. There is another one just above it that is a lot cheaper
148983
The BT-1007's I got fit perfectly. Check the part no. of your old batteries
1091822
These are AA size batteries. If that is the size your mouse takes then they will fit.
930309
They are not listed, but I don't see why not. They will physically fit and the voltage and mah specs are similar to other listed batteries. You should probably confirm with the manufacturer though.
2017360
Sorry, can't help. I purchased these for a micro drone 2. The batteries work in my application, and at the price it was worth the risk. These batteries work better than my supplied battery, which was too large for the battery cage. Take a shot, it's worth itJesse
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I bought the cordless 7000 and yes the bands fit. They also fit my mini-dremel. (We lost the charger to the mini but it worked great). The bands seem to fit all the smaller dremels.
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Probably. They are small like watch or hearing aid batteries, but they may or may not be what you need. Microbatteries come in a lot of varieties...
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I have Siemens hearing aids, but I don't know the model. Assuming you're using conventional batteries now, the rechargeable batteries would be the same size. Any audiologist/hearing-aid provider should be able to answer your question and probably will offer to sell you the batteries. In my experience, however, Amazon is likely to have a substantially lower price than the hearing-aid provider will quote. Of course, you also need a specialized charger.
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Battery size 13 is the standard hearing aid battery and thus readily available. (I like the way these Duracells are packaged.) I've never heard of 13A. If the customer's audiologist told him/her to use 13A, he/she should ask the audiologist what this means and if standard size 13 batteries would work.