POWEROWL 24 Count Hearing Aid Batteries Size 312, High Capacity Cell, Long Lasting 312A battery

This is incredible value compared to what you would pay for the same batteries from a big-name brand (or even a generic brand at a brick and mortar store). I cannot believe the price difference. Plus, these batteries work as they should. I have only used one for a watch so far, but it works as expected. I have only had it in the watch for a few weeks, so I can't judge capacity yet. But even if these batteries don't hold charge for quite as long as more expensive equivalents, it almost doesn't matter considering that there are 24 in the pack for a only a few bucks! At worst, you'll just have to switch out the batter a little bit earlier than you would for a more expensive equivalent.

Good product but very difficult to open since it made "child safe" and I cut my fingers trying to open the package even with scissors.

Reading reviews about the difficulty of getting to the batteries led me to conclude the purchasers must all be physically disabled. I would like to take this opportunity to apologize to all I had maligned. I first got the cardboard part separated from the plastic discs holding the batteries. I realized there were 2 sections: the part holding the batteries and another disc retaining the batteries. This looked deceptively simple. Just separate the discs and the batteries will fall out. Well, the Chinese must have developed a super-duper glue because those discs were never going to separate. So, following the advice of others, I attacked the plastic with first, scissors, then wire cutters without success. Again, the Chinese must have developed a clear plastic as a substitute for Kevlar. Finally, after watching the video of a guy who successfully got his batteries out, I used a heavy duty utility knife with a good, sharp point to penetrate the plastic in the right location as shown in the video. Then, punching through the plastic at the next battery location and joining the 2 existing holes by several puches between them, I was finally able to do enough damage to the plastic to slightly bend up the part between the batteries. Continuing this around the part holding the batteries and bending up section by section, my batteries were free! Fortunately, I still had the container with 2 batteries left from another manufacturer so I filled the empty spots with these liberated batteries. So easy to get at these. Now, to see if the lifetime of these is sufficiently long for me to recover before I tackle the next "easy-open" package.

Love these only suggestion is that some watches take a smaller battery But these are great

My complaint is with the packaging, but I realize all hearing aid batteries are packaged this way now. They should at least print instructions on how to open them. Batteries last as long as others.

Actually, used these for my watches. They are the perfect size/fit and a very good value.

These arrived as pictured, and the plastic holding the batteries is good quality. I used a battery tester that i recently purchased on the first battery, and it showed the correct charge, so that gives me confidence that the rest are likely in the same boat. Placed in my watch, and it's working just like i was hoping it would! Bought this specifically for the Silver Oxide battery, which I was getting confused with Akaline, which were causing my watches to stop only after a month in replacing other old batteries.

Almost impossible to remove from plastic. Requires patience and sharp scissors. Best to remove from case before you need them. Once installed battery functions well.