Do your PowerOne Hearing Aid Batteries last 5 to 7 days?
1703347
Assuming you activate (close for battery contact) your aid & deactivate (open to stop battery contact) the aid for a periond of 13 to 14 hours per day my results are 6 days.
1703348
I've been using PowerOne 312 hearing aid batteries for 2 years now and consistantly get 5 or more days uses out of them. I wear my hearing aids about 12 hours a day and they are bluetooth connected to my cell phone.
1703349
When I wear my aids around 16 hours a day, I get about 8 or 9 days from each battery. How much time you get from a battery is subject to a lot of variables, so the best way to find the longest-lasting battery for yourself is to try different brands with you own aids and habits. I found that PowerOne batteries last longest for me, and the price is excellent, too.
1069730
Most batteries last 4-5 days depending on how many hours you have them on each day.
970255
I have bought 60 of these batteries on two occasions and wear an over the ear hearing aid in both ears. The hearing aids have no volume control adjustment on them. The size fits perfectly and seem to be of high quality at low cost. My second shipment had a 2017 expiration date on them so they were "fresh". For some reason, I found out that the second set did not last as long as other batteries I have tried. The batteries last only 5 or 6 days. I am trying Ray O Vac batteries now to compare them to the Power One batteries. I am trying to see if paying a little extra for batteries may actually cheaper in the long run because they may last longer. We'll see. I have bought 60 of these batteries on two occasions and wear an over the ear hearing aid in both ears. The hearing aids have no volume control adjustment on them. The size fits perfectly and seem to be of high quality at low cost. My second shipment had a 2017 expiration date on them so they were "fresh". For some reason, I found out that the second set did not last as long as other batteries I have tried. The batteries last only 5 or 6 days. I am trying Ray O Vac batteries now to compare them to the Power One batteries. I am trying to see if paying a little extra for batteries... » Read More I have bought 60 of these batteries on two occasions and wear an over the ear hearing aid in both ears. The hearing aids have no volume control adjustment on them. The size fits perfectly and seem to be of high quality at low cost. My second shipment had a 2017 expiration date on them so they were "fresh". For some reason, I found out that the second set did not last as long as other batteries I have tried. The batteries last only 5 or 6 days. I am trying Ray O Vac batteries now to compare them to the Power One batteries. I am trying to see if paying a little extra for batteries may actually cheaper in the long run because they may last longer. We'll see. « Show Less
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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
1093206
There are at least 8, if not 10 in a package. I change them every week or two and just inspect in between. Usually they get changed whenever the battery gets changed or vice versa. Like others said, it beats cleaning the hearing aid. They are worth it at least to try.
1488886
varies of course, but I'm told (by mom the user) as long if not longer than the ones sold by the audiologist... sometimes like a week.. (battery removed during sleeping)
1891313
There is no standard length of time. What generally stops up the filter is ear wax, and people produce differing amts of wax. I've worn my aids for several yrs and I rarely change mine, no more than every 3-4 mos. But I have replaced one in a wk or so, just whenever it clogs with wax. The aid will let you know when the filter needs changing; the volume will drop off or disappear entirely. You think it is the battery, but a new one will not help. If you replace the battery and the sound is very low, or mute, then replace the filter. It generally works.
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It uses the standard 312 battery the lifespan of the battery averages seven days, it comes with two tips one is the standard mushroom configuration and the other is a silicone tube. The one advantage over some of the other models is that the tube is hollow and the speaker is contained in the hearing aide itself which makes maintenance of the unit easier.
377844
Depends on the brand of batteries but I was energizer max and using it everyday they last a month or two
1202672
I power them down when I sleep by opening the small door. Then the batteries last about three weeks. There is a warning tone about an hour before the batteries fail. After about 6 months the Game Ears are performing flawlessly
47520
Mine last between four and five days depending on how long you have them on.
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I have only had mine, a P7 for a few days so I really can't say how long the batteries will last. It uses regular alkaline batteries so they are cheap to replace.
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10-2016 I love these batteries, 1 pair of them last anywhere from 90-106 hours in my oticon hearing aids.
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Part of this answer is going to depend on the quality of battery you buy. here is my experience. I used Energizer batterys for the week of my vacation. The radio was on for about three to five hours for five days (20 hours or so) When I got home I took the batterys out and went back to using the cord because the radio stays in the house. i tested the batteries and they still showed an almost full charge so I put them with my spare flashlights. I would guess that the batterys would have lasted better than twice the time I used them for.
177704
I don't use rechargeable batteries. I would call the manufacturer to see what there reps say or your audiologist.
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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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Guy: I am sorry, but I am unable to answer your question because I had already discarded the packaging that might have provided this information. I do really like these Rayovac batteries for my hearing aids. By far they seem to last the longest for me and my use and the convenience of the quantity and price. I will be ordering again. Have a great week.