are these ag13 lr44 batteries for hearing aids?
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Yes, these are size 10 hearing aid batteries. Different hearing aids have different size batteries, depending on the size, strength, and technology of the hearing aid.
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These are IM10A-16ZM Batteries. These are not equivalent to the ag13 lr44 batteries.
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Yes, they are. However the last ones I ordered they were 95% bad. Wouldn't work at all or only for a very short period of time.
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LR44 per the manual. The battery that shipped with mine (and fell out of the packaging in transit) was labeled AG13.
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Sorry, I can't help you there. You must know what size battery your hearing aid takes. Mine takes a size 13 and I've been buying this brand for a few years now. They're German-made and excellent, lasting about 10-11 days on average. Consult your owners manual or audiologist to find out your battery size before ordering.
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I am currently using the 312a batteries. I have used both in my hearing aids and have not noticed any problems. HOWEVER, check with your hearing aid manufacturer to be on the safe side.
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I assume your hearing aids were designe dto take these batteries. If so, the will last approx 22 on a charge to begin with deppending on how strong the aids are. Then as all recharable batteries do, they will start to last less and less. When they do not last all day you should look at replacing these. They generally will last about a year but I seen them last between 6 months and 18 months depending on the number of hours you use them a day.
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All hearing aids, including these are Zinc Air batteries, which uses air from the atmosphere to become part of the battery to produce voltage. Perhaps you are asking about Mercury Free, which are available too, which do not contain mercury, but still are Zinc Air batteries.
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Hi, Mike, Just went and checked the two packs of batteries I have left. The expiration date on them is actually May of 2017. I have had good luck with these batteries. When I first began with hearing aids my audiologist said I'd be lucky to get 5 to 7 days out of a set of batteries. I find these last anywhere from 7 to 10 with daily use, say 16 or so hours a day (a bit fewer if I take a nap...) Hope this is helpful! Lovestoast.
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When used in hearing aids, 2 batteries per week, shelf life has never been an issue. Sixty batteries work out to about a six month supply
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Takes the standard #13 Hearing aid batteries. Duracell and all the others make them. Easy to find, and not really that expensive if you buy on sale. (Our battery lasts more than 10 days...depends on how much you leave them on)
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I believe it is the standard small battery used in hearing aids. I did not keep mine. I sent mine back as I was totally dissatisfied with mine in too many ways to disgust here (I know it should be discuss but that is how I felt about mine).
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There are two kinds of batteries available for that model. The Nickel Cadmium and the Lithium Ion. The Lithium Ion lasts a lot longer. Also as to what i understand, that comes with a rechargeable type. You might want to get these instead. Also, as i have consulted some Otolaryngologist (ear Specialists) these sound amplifiers act as a poor substitute for hearing aids. But i guess you know by now that real hearing aids are costly. That is probably why you got this unit, as i did myself. But for me it served my purpose.
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The first package of size 13 batteries I opened were short lived. Subsequent packages have given good service. Perhaps the first packet had been on the shelf longer. My hearing Aides specify #13. I don't know about the 13A.
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They are small hearing aid type batteries. They come with the unit, and I have not had to replace them in the 2 yrs I have used the item.
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Battery equivalent to:A76, LR44, AG-13, AG13, LR44H. They will work as replacement batteries.
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Standard hearing-aid type battery available at Radio Shack. I don;t remember the exact number......
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I'm looking at the package and it reads Rayovac Proline Advanced Longest Lasting 1.45V Premium Mercury-Free Zinc Air Hearing Aid Batteries. If it's good enough for my hearing aid specialist to provide with my hearing aids I decided not to experiment with any other type batteries.
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I have Siemens hearing aids, but I don't know the model. Assuming you're using conventional batteries now, the rechargeable batteries would be the same size. Any audiologist/hearing-aid provider should be able to answer your question and probably will offer to sell you the batteries. In my experience, however, Amazon is likely to have a substantially lower price than the hearing-aid provider will quote. Of course, you also need a specialized charger.