Energizer MAX Alkaline AAA Batteries, 40-Pack

We have to buy a pack of these batteries almost annually. Remote control devices with the voice feature really seem to go through them quickly. I'm old enough to remember when batteries were guaranteed not to leak their contents. Sadly, that no longer seems to be a thing with any brand so I try not to leave batteries inside any device too long.

You can never have enough of these especially during the holidays when you have toys, essential equipment like an automatic blood pressure cuff, a pulse oximeter, electronic scales. just to mention a few. This information is essential when you are the caregiver and the patient's lifeline to the doctor and hospital. Do you have a home phone? What kind of batteries does it take? Good idea to check it out. Best to be prepared. What kind of backup light source do you have? What about your weather monitor.? Winter is coming Gotta be ready for power outages. You can never be too prepared. Be careful how you dispose of these. Be mindful of the enviroment.

I always buy my batteries from Sam's Club. They last every bit as long as any of the name brand and I keep stocked up now-the price is so good every day and the once in a while they even have them in their monthly special. Great price, dependable & long lasting. What more can you say about a battery. Well worth buying those big packs that they come in. I have a box just for all my batteries of all different sizes. We never run out now.

I have always had good luck with EverReady Energizer batteries in the past, so I bought this 40-pack from Sam's at a very good price, expecting good results. Since I've only had these batteries in various devices for less than a month, I cannot attest to their longevity but based on previous experience with Energizers, I expect they will work for a long time.

I prefer to get brand-name batteries (such as Energizer or Duracell) whose performance I can count on, rather than "generic" ones that I have sometimes been disappointed with, so it's great that Sam's Club offers this large amount of Energizer batteries at a reasonable price.

Our 2 dogs have 3 interactive dog toys. Each toy uses 3 AAA batteries every month. The toys bounce and make noise and keep our dogs entertained. A pack of 40 batteries was a great find. Our TV remotes also use the same batteries. We have 3 TV's. We always have batteries on-hand.

These batteries are great! They don't leak. Not sure what happened to Duracell, but they all leak consistently over the last few years. The Energizers are more expensive than the member's Mark batteries, but worth it in the long run. The Member's Mark batteries don't leak, but they have a noticeably shorter life in every single device we have tried them in. So, very glad that Sam's began carrying the Energizer over Duracell!

They are batteries. Battery tech is still stalled. They power devices until they die and then they get sent off to a landfill even though most people lie about "recycling" them.

First batch lasted 5 hours in a small digital recorder for Bible Study and playback. Since it was a two part 8 hour seminar I missed a great deal of the second part because the thing shuts off with no sounds or warning. I am old. I remember those little 9v batteries lasting forever in our radios for the walks to and from school. 5 hours for a batteries to last is ridiculous. The last batch I bought sometimes last 1-1/2 hours at the worse, barely 3 hours at best.

These batteries are not even in the same ballpark as the Duracell's you previously carried for years! If I put a set of energizers in a kids toy they are dead within a day or two. If I put Duracells in the same toy they go on indefinitely. I just told my husband this morning I'm not going to buy the energizers at Sams Club any longer because we're wasting our money . I'm going to go elsewhere and buy the more expensive packs of Duracell's. That's how much I dislike the energizers