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100-Count VARTA Longlife Alkaline Batteries: AAA $14.24, AA $15.29 w/ Subscribe & Save

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Amazon [amazon.com] has 100-Count VARTA Longlife AA Alkaline Batteries for $21.84 - $6.55 when you 'clip' the 30% Off coupon on the product page and check out with Subscribe & Save = $21.84 - $6.55 -> now $15.29. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $35 or more.

Amazon [amazon.com] has 100-Count VARTA Longlife AAA Alkaline Batteries for $20.35 - $6.11 when you 'clip' the 30% Off coupon on the product page and check out with Subscribe & Save = $20.35 - $6.11 -> now $14.24. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $35 or more.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 100-Count VARTA Longlife AA Alkaline Batteries for $21.84 - $6.55 when you 'clip' the 30% Off coupon on the product page and check out with Subscribe & Save = $21.84 - $6.55 -> now $15.29. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $35 or more.

Amazon [amazon.com] has 100-Count VARTA Longlife AAA Alkaline Batteries for $20.35 - $6.11 when you 'clip' the 30% Off coupon on the product page and check out with Subscribe & Save = $20.35 - $6.11 -> now $14.24. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $35 or more.

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Model: VARTA Longlife AAA Batteries (100 Pack), Alkaline Triple A Battery

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Bigb3134
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A little cheaper last time, but still great price.
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andimsonice
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look at the 1 star reviews - these sometimes leak and if you have any electronics you care about, I wouldn't use these batteries in them
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vsauce
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It depends on temperature and how you store them. I've had packs of bad quality batteries leak even sitting in a drawer
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rilaw
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Quote from andimsonice :
look at the 1 star reviews - these sometimes leak and if you have any electronics you care about, I wouldn't use these batteries in them

Are they made by Duracell?
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tsglenn
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VARTA alkaline faired near the bottom in Project Farm's recent tests:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efDTP5SEdlo
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WalterH2943
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Quote from rilaw :
Are they made by Duracell?
I will NEVER buy another Duracell for this very reason!!!
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kukblue1
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What would I do with 100 batteries?
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rilaw
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Quote from WalterH2943 :
I will NEVER buy another Duracell for this very reason!!!

Exactly, worst leakers produced
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rilaw
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Quote from kukblue1 :
What would I do with 100 batteries?

I assume you don't have children
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kabal57
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Quote from rilaw :
I assume you don't have children
lol true that.. my kids go through batteries like crazy. Quest controllers, xbox controllers, random toys, etc.
go through them quickly.
However I don't feel these last as long as the amazon basics.. but then again you get 2x + as many of these for the price as the basics so it's a wash
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PoppinPenelli
59m ago
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Better than hooking up a bunch of lasagna batteries in series...

Getting 200mV from a pan of lasagna:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6...es&t=1073s

It's why you get corroded aluminum on your citric and salty food when you cover a metal dish w/ foil.
Last edited by PoppinPenelli March 18, 2025 at 05:41 PM.
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PoppinPenelli
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Quote from kukblue1 :
What would I do with 100 batteries?
Roku TV remotes and generic $2 Fire TV remotes eat AAA batteries like a fat kid loves cake!
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smacky00
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Quote from kukblue1 :
What would I do with 100 batteries?
I use them in a clinic where we loan out at-home sleep study machines. We're required to give patients fresh batteries every time so that there's no risk of sending them home with dying batteries that won't make it through the night.

Bought these ones a month or two ago for around the same price, if not cheaper, and now I know 50 patients only cost me $15 or less for batteries I don't use after one use.

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