Energizer MAX Alkaline, AAA Batteries, 100 Pack
Energizer MAX Alkaline, AAA Batteries, 100 Pack
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Energizer MAX Alkaline, AAA Batteries, 100 Pack

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  • 100-pack of Energizer MAX alkaline AAA batteries
  • Our #1 Longest Lasting MAX AAA battery powers everyday devices
  • Leak resistance-construction protects your devices from leakage of fully used batteries for up to 2 years. Bonus: It's guaranteed.*
  • Power for your nonstop family's must-have devices like toys, flashlights, clocks, remotes, and moreHolds power up to 10 years in storage ;so you're never left powerless
  • From the makers of the #1 longest lasting AA battery (Energizer Ultimate Lithium), and the Energizer Bunny
  • Energizer created the world's first zero mercury alkaline battery (commercially available since 1991), and it hasn't stopped innovating since.
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Jun 16, 2025
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5 out of 5 stars review

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Great battery

Excellent product

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Mar 19, 2023
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5 out of 5 stars review

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Good quality, long lasting, cheap in bulk

I prefer Energizer over Duracell. Last just as long, but cheaper. Plus, Duracell electrolyte is more liquidy (it oozes faster and easier). I've had Duracells leak, and their thinner electrolyte runs onto contacts ruining them. I've rarely had Energizers leak, but when they do (like for flashlights left in the garage during the severe cold of winter and super hot summers) the electrolyte doesn't travel much (it's usually just on the battery). Do a test: punch a nail into a Duracell and Energizer alkaline battery, and notice the liquid that oozes out of the Duracell. Energizers are both cheaper and safer. In bulk, the pricing is decent eliminating the lure to get cheaper no/off-brand alkalines.

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Aug 16, 2017
Phillip P
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great place to order from.

great product [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

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