Is 10A the same as the 10 hearing aid battery?
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I am not sure. I have been purchasing size 10 batteries at Sams. 40 batteries for $10.00 and they last me 4 to 5 days. Hope this helps
471354
Ten (10) great little batteries, I Immediately tested mine with a multi-meter and all were in super shape, all ten had excellent voltage.I have already ordered more of another type and they were in super condition too and all tested great.The wrapper may be diffent from the package displayed but the battery is the important part.Good luck and have a great new year.
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Hi James. The iCellTech hearing aid batteries last for me from 8 to 10 days on average. Certainly as long as any others I got in the past from Costco or CVS. Hope this helps.
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there is no difference between a 312 battery and a 312a. It is a manufacturers designation only, The batteries are the same. Voltage is shown either as 1.4V or 1.45V. Both will work perfectly in hearing aids designed for size 312 batteries. One thing all battery manufacturers agree on is that you should let a new battery stand in the air for about 60 seconds before closing the lid and using the hearing device. They are all "Zinc-Air" and must be activated before use.
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We use #357 hearing aid batteries. They last longer than the one it come with.
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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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I used 13a. That is what my audiologist office said I should use in my Widex hearing aids. Hope this helps? I am glad to be able to purchase the 13a batteries on line at Amazon because they are cheaper that my audiologist office.
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1.2v or 1.5v same AA battery... i was not impressed with this rechargeable battery, they don't fully recharge or last. i have thrown them all away. imo not worth the money.
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I don't know what the latter is, I bought the Proline Advanced Batteries for my hearing aids, and they're very good and last well. No clue about other type.
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Please note that all hearing aid batteries are Zinc Air. What you are probably referring to is batteries with Mercury, which would be the Power One Size 312 hearing aid batteries. Any of the ones listed as Mercury Free would not contain Mercury, and most likely, not be what you are looking for.
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I believe they are the same. I really like the 10 footer for laying in bed and watching movies, while the 10.1 note is charging.
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I believe that the size 10 is size 10; as to whether you prefer the mercury free or not, may either be a personal choice and/or a hearing aid manufactures recommendation. Hope this helps.
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Yes. The original 1525 adapter is a PA-12. The PA-10 ( 4.62 Amp version ) is also for the 1525. This is a replacement for the PA-10. The number of cells implies a longer run time between charges. The higher power wattage implies a faster recharge due to the higher amperage. Both batteries provide the same voltage.
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Ten (10) great little batteries, I Immediately tested mine with a multi-meter and all were in super shape, all ten had excellent voltage. I have already ordered more of another type and they were in super condition too and all tested great. The wrapper may be diffent from the package displayed but the battery is the important part. Good luck and have a great new year.
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My husband wears his hearing aids at least 12 hours a day and the batteries last about a week. He has Phonak hearing aids and these are the same batteries his audiologist gave him. He is very satisfied with these batteries. He tried others however he finds these to last the longest.
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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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The 10.8V and 11.1V Li-ion batteries for computers are interchangeable. The 10.8V can replace an 11.1V and vice versa. Also the mAh don't have to be the same as your previous battery either but the higher your mAh, the longer it will run before recharge albeit also having a little less number of recharge cycles (shorter lifetime).