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60-Count Rayovac AA Alkaline Batteries

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Amazon has 60-Count Rayovac AA Alkaline Batteries for $21.98 - $7.69 (30% clip coupon) - $1.10 (5% S&S) = $13.19. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Features:
  • AA Batteries, 60 Pack of High Energy Alkaline Batteries
  • Ideal for High Use AA Battery Devices & Toys, Flashlights, Remotes & More
  • Designed to Prevent Damaging Battery Leaks & Tested Twice Prior to Shipment
  • Made in the USA with US & Global Parts -- Proudly Produced in Fennimore, WI
  • Rayovac AA Batteries Hold Power Up to 10 Years in Storage

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Amazon has 60-Count Rayovac AA Alkaline Batteries for $21.98 - $7.69 (30% clip coupon) - $1.10 (5% S&S) = $13.19. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Note: You must be logged into your account. Coupons are typically one use per account. You have the flexibility to manage your Subscribe & Save subscription at any time after your order ships. View Subscribe & Save filler items and our current Subscribe & Save Frontpage deals to unlock up to an extra 15% savings when you have 5 or more items in your current monthly subscription.

Thanks to Community Member Gamerdude369 for finding this deal.

Features:
  • AA Batteries, 60 Pack of High Energy Alkaline Batteries
  • Ideal for High Use AA Battery Devices & Toys, Flashlights, Remotes & More
  • Designed to Prevent Damaging Battery Leaks & Tested Twice Prior to Shipment
  • Made in the USA with US & Global Parts -- Proudly Produced in Fennimore, WI
  • Rayovac AA Batteries Hold Power Up to 10 Years in Storage

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This price is $12.79 lower (49% savings) than the list price of $26.98
  • About this product:
    • Rating of 4.5 from over 8,400 customer reviews.
  • About this store:

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Not a fan of Rayovac. You need to make sure you don't leave them in for extended periods of time. They WILL leak. Harbour freight Orange is the way to go at these prices.
I agree. Rayovac batteries were the worst offenders when it came to leaking. They would just leak in the package while on the shelf. Not sure if it's just marketing non-sense or they actually did something about it as the label indicates.

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Thank you! Great for random holiday decorations which will be setup soon.
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Not a fan of Rayovac. You need to make sure you don't leave them in for extended periods of time. They WILL leak. Harbour freight Orange is the way to go at these prices.
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what's the expiration date for these?

Amazon usually sells items for big discount when expiration date is near.
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Quote from skibumm101 :
Not a fan of Rayovac. You need to make sure you don't leave them in for extended periods of time. They WILL leak. Harbour freight Orange is the way to go at these prices.
I agree. Rayovac batteries were the worst offenders when it came to leaking. They would just leak in the package while on the shelf. Not sure if it's just marketing non-sense or they actually did something about it as the label indicates.
Last edited by LJCRST November 12, 2024 at 08:06 AM.
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Totally agree about the leaking. Started seeing signs of dried acid around the boxes after less than two years of buying. Eventually half became unusable so never getting this brand again.
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Unless you plan to use all of them in next two years, do no buy, they leak
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Just like others, mine from a couple years ago started to leak just sitting on the shelf. I had no problems with them in the devices. Looking for alternatives again.

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agreed on Rayovac leaking in devices and in the package! never again. Any other brands that are deals that aren't leaking over time?
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Echoing sentiments of others that these leak- confirming worse than duracells/ kirklands by my accounts.
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These batteries leak more than any batteries I've ever used.
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Quote from LJCRST :
I agree. Rayovac batteries were the worst offenders when it came to leaking. They would just leak in the package while on the shelf. Not sure if it's just marketing non-sense or they actually did something about it as the label indicates.
Rayovac are much better than Duracell for leaking. I never had a Rayovac leak, but I am sure they do. After losing thousands of dollars to leaking Duracells and dealing with their claim center I use Energizer only for slow drain devices. No leaks in the past 4 years.
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Quote from nerds :
agreed on Rayovac leaking in devices and in the package! never again. Any other brands that are deals that aren't leaking over time?
After multiple Duracell disasters I went to Energizer for slow drain devices. No leaks so far, but that could change too.
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Every Rayovac AA cell I've used in the past 5 years has leaked on me. I've stopped buying these.
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Hey everyone - wondering if these batteries leak?!
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Everyone who purchased these ... throw them out, ASAP. Of all of the brands I have used, this brand leaks the most. If you want to ruin your electronic devices, install these and forget about them. That will do it. Amazon Basics batteries are better than these ...

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