A76 and LR44 refer to the same 1.5V alkaline button cell size. You’ll also see it listed as AG13, L1154, 76A, or GPA76. These codes point to the same physical dimensions and fit.

• Chemistry/Voltage: Alkaline, 1.5V nominal
• Size: About 11.6 mm diameter x 5.4 mm height
• Common Markings: A76, LR44, AG13, L1154

For best results, match the code printed inside your device’s battery compartment or in its manual. On Walmart.com, you can search by any of these codes and choose the pack size and fulfillment option (delivery or pickup) that fits your needs.

A76 (LR44) and 357 share the same size, but differ in chemistry. A76 is an alkaline 1.5V cell; 357 typically indicates a silver-oxide SR44 at about 1.55V with a steadier output curve.

• Often OK for: Low-to-moderate drain gadgets that aren’t voltage sensitive
• Better to use silver oxide for: Devices that specify SR44/357 or need stable voltage over time

If your device explicitly calls for SR44, 357, or “silver oxide,” it’s advisable to use that chemistry. If it lists LR44/A76/AG13, alkaline should be suitable. Check your device manual for the recommended type; results can vary by device.

An A76 battery is a small alkaline button cell with a nominal 1.5V output. It’s the same size as an LR44/AG13/L1154.

• Approximate dimensions: 11.6 mm diameter x 5.4 mm height
• Polarity: The larger, flat face is typically the positive (+) side; the opposite side is negative (–)
• Fit check: Look for codes like A76, LR44, AG13, or L1154 in your device’s battery tray

Because button cells look similar, measuring thickness and matching the size code helps ensure a proper fit. If your device specifies a particular chemistry (alkaline vs. silver oxide), choose accordingly for the best performance.

Alkaline A76 (LR44) button cells typically offer a shelf life of around 3–5 years, depending on brand and storage conditions. Actual life can vary.

• Store cool and dry: Room temperature, away from heat/humidity
• Keep in packaging: Leave seals intact until you need them
• Avoid loose storage: Don’t carry unprotected batteries with metal objects
• Check dates: Look for a date code or “best by” on the package

Buying multi-packs can be convenient if you use them often; otherwise, smaller packs can help minimize leftovers. Proper storage can help maintain performance, but results may vary by usage and conditions.

A76 (LR44) batteries power lots of small electronics. You’ll commonly find them in:

• Watches and small clocks
• Calculators and digital timers
• Small toys and novelty gadgets
• Keychain lights and laser pointers
• Compact remotes and testers

To confirm, check the code inside the battery compartment; if it lists A76, LR44, AG13, or L1154, this size should fit. For devices that specify SR44/357 (silver oxide), consider that chemistry if steady voltage is important. On Walmart.com, you can filter by battery size to quickly find compatible options.