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Select Accounts: 24-Count Duracell Coppertop AA Batteries

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$12 or less

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Amazon has for Select Accounts: 24-Count Duracell Coppertop AA Batteries w/ Power Boost Ingredients for $12.02 or less when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ orders.

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  3. Change to the 'one-time' purchase option and add to cart
    • Note, if you see an additional coupon when you change to the one-time purchase option then you can 'clip' on the product page.
  4. Go to your cart and if available 'clip' any additional coupon (select accounts may see either an additional 25% or 40% coupon)
  5. Select the "Subscribe & Save" option in cart
  6. Proceed to checkout
  7. The price should be $18.49 - $5.55 (30% coupon) - $0.92 (5% S&S coupon) = $12.02 or less (if you are able to 'clip' a stacking coupon) + free shipping w/ prime or on orders $25+

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Amazon has for Select Accounts: 24-Count Duracell Coppertop AA Batteries w/ Power Boost Ingredients for $12.02 or less when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ orders.

Thanks to community member phoinix for sharing this deal.

Note, must be logged in to clip coupons; coupons are typically limited to one per account. You may cancel Subscribe & Save anytime after your order ships. The additional coupon is targeted and the availability will vary.

Deal Instructions
  1. Click here for the product page
  2. Clip the 30% coupon on the product page
  3. Change to the 'one-time' purchase option and add to cart
    • Note, if you see an additional coupon when you change to the one-time purchase option then you can 'clip' on the product page.
  4. Go to your cart and if available 'clip' any additional coupon (select accounts may see either an additional 25% or 40% coupon)
  5. Select the "Subscribe & Save" option in cart
  6. Proceed to checkout
  7. The price should be $18.49 - $5.55 (30% coupon) - $0.92 (5% S&S coupon) = $12.02 or less (if you are able to 'clip' a stacking coupon) + free shipping w/ prime or on orders $25+

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Written by phoinix | Staff

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Model: Duracell Coppertop AA Batteries with Power Boost Ingredients, 24 Count Pack Double A Battery with Long-lasting Power, Alkaline AA Battery for Household and Office Devices

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coupongirl
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Yes, badly after couple months
GuntherO
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I still buy quite a few regular alkalines. For kids toys, especially outside ones, rechargeable isn't the answer. I have good luck with AC Delco -- made by Powermax, I believe. I get Duracell or Enegizer here and there when on sale, but honestly they don't seem to keep the bubble machines going any longer. Rayovac used to be ok but they changed something a few years ago and seem short lived and leaky since.

I have not had leaks in the Duracells I got last fall from Costco but definitely have seen a lot of chatter about that.

Oh, and anecdotally, I have had leaks from every battery I've ever bought from Woot (owned by Amazon), so I don't buy from there anymore.
cheetohman
2265 Posts
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Yes. ALL. THE. TIME.

No other battery that I've used has caused a much damage to my things as Duracell has. I avoid them at every opportunity. Surprised that everyone else hasn't done the same.

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bgammill
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Has anyone had any problems with leaks from this model battery?
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Bnutz8
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I just scored 22 AA for $10.88 total! Thank you!
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coupongirl
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Quote from bgammill :
Has anyone had any problems with leaks from this model battery?
Yes, badly after couple months
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buyer2k11
Jul 6, 2023
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Why not just buy the Amazon AA batteries- 48 count for $15.57 (.31 each)?
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Dilbertic
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Quote from buyer2k11 :
Why not just buy the Amazon AA batteries- 48 count for $15.57 (.31 each)?
They don't last as long as these
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GopalanR
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Costco has better deal than this

https://www.costco.com/duracell-c...D=ios7.2.1
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F54Deals
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Quote from buyer2k11 :
Why not just buy the Amazon AA batteries- 48 count for $15.57 (.31 each)?
I also see a 15% coupon available for these. I use rechargeables if I need longevity.

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BillyJackAz
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Do many of y'all still buy these regular batteries? Or, do the vast majority of folks buy rechargeable batteries, these days?
Jul 6, 2023
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GuntherO
Jul 6, 2023
63 Posts
Quote from BillyJackAz :
Do many of y'all still buy these regular batteries? Or, do the vast majority of folks buy rechargeable batteries, these days?
I still buy quite a few regular alkalines. For kids toys, especially outside ones, rechargeable isn't the answer. I have good luck with AC Delco -- made by Powermax, I believe. I get Duracell or Enegizer here and there when on sale, but honestly they don't seem to keep the bubble machines going any longer. Rayovac used to be ok but they changed something a few years ago and seem short lived and leaky since.

I have not had leaks in the Duracells I got last fall from Costco but definitely have seen a lot of chatter about that.

Oh, and anecdotally, I have had leaks from every battery I've ever bought from Woot (owned by Amazon), so I don't buy from there anymore.
Last edited by GuntherO July 6, 2023 at 07:28 AM.
Jul 6, 2023
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scpdivy
Jul 6, 2023
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$10.88….Pretty slick
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arbitrager
Jul 6, 2023
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Quote from BillyJackAz :
Do many of y'all still buy these regular batteries? Or, do the vast majority of folks buy rechargeable batteries, these days?
Yes and no. I use both akaline and rechargeables. Important reason why, the rechargeable batteries can only max to 1.2V which doesn't work well with some electronics, especially connected in series for larger power hungry electronics.
Jul 6, 2023
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gizmo17
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Quote from bgammill :
Has anyone had any problems with leaks from this model battery?
Duracell leaks on me most of the time, usually after battery has died and I don't remove it. Energized hasn't leaked on me though, even if I forget about the device and batteries. For this reason, usually go with energizers.
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Grateful11
Jul 6, 2023
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Can't trust Duracells anymore too leaky. Back in the day when they were made here and assembled here they never leaked.
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Quote from bgammill :
Has anyone had any problems with leaks from this model battery?
Yes. ALL. THE. TIME.

No other battery that I've used has caused a much damage to my things as Duracell has. I avoid them at every opportunity. Surprised that everyone else hasn't done the same.
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Quote from bgammill :
Has anyone had any problems with leaks from this model battery?
I've lost many kids toys and good flashlights to Duracells. Started getting Energizers from Sam's, no more issues.
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