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72-Count Rayovac High Energy AA & AAA Batteries Expired
$20
$41.56
Walmart has 72-Count Rayovac High Energy AA & AAA Batteries on sale for $19.98. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Community Member smartshopper798 for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to Community Member smartshopper798 for finding this deal.
Includes:
- 36x AA Batteries
- 36x AAA batteries
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Last Edited by fewlio
November 28, 2023
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09:57 AM
don't stock up on alkalines of any brand as the best ones only store 5-7 years and yeah they leak all over the place inside your electronics.
Pay extra and get the lithium AA AAA batteries, they handle cold weather a lot better AND they store for 25 years (and you could even use them past 25 years, that's the age range where they will have some noticeable capacity loss but they will still have life in them at that age!!)
Lithiums have never leaked for me, so it's safer to keep them in electronics
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Pay extra and get the lithium AA AAA batteries, they handle cold weather a lot better AND they store for 25 years (and you could even use them past 25 years, that's the age range where they will have some noticeable capacity loss but they will still have life in them at that age!!)
Lithiums have never leaked for me, so it's safer to keep them in electronics
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The only way to prevent leaks it seems is to go with rechargeable batteries.
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They destroyed a couple of digital deadlocks
and some remotes.
NEVER EVER AGAIN.
I just threw out my remaining Rayoleaks,
and made sure none were in anything I have.
I submitted a claim to them - for damage to a lock and 3/4 of the pack was wet in acid, picture etc Got NOTHING.
I have never seen anything like it. Dollars Store batteries are better.
lowe's deal was $15 for 60 batteries. $0.25 per battery
this is $20 for 72 batteries. $0.278 per batter