LR41 Batteries

excellent batteries for hearing aids, less expensive

These work well in the led candle I have for them and last a long as the brand name batteries.

These batteries drive me crazy! The size name keeps changing. At the store they want me to byring in and old battery and sit it in the sizer. Just tell me what the equivalencies are already.Anyway, these batteries were easily obtained by typing in the LR41 and this part came up and now I know what the three names are for this battery size. At the store they only sell it by the all number name.This was such a good value as well because I needed 7 of these batteries! The pen lights all now work!I also appreciate that on the back of the product it lists the equivalencies for several different sizes.Overall I am happy with this purchase and will repurchase when I need these batteries again.

Didn’t seem to last very long but neither did the previous

Affordable and they work good.

If you have access to the little Minute Minders from the 99 Cent Stores, you can use these batteries to keep them active. It seems wasteful (to me) to throw out these timers because the batteries die. They still work. With a very small screwdriver, the battery cover can be opened, battery replaced and you're on the road again. The count-down timers are great for timing food, hair dye, etc. I have several around the house for convenience. Because these are watch batteries, you might, depending on the watch, be able to make use of them there as well.

Their batteries. They go in small devices. They have a decent life? Maybe? I have no experience that tells me that these batteries are better or worse than Maxells or Sony brand batteries. Cheap enough that I buy a couple blister packs at a time.

This is a lot of batteries for a lot less than most are sold for. I gave "longevity" a 5 rating because I ran a laser for about an hour then they quit on the next day of use. I blamed it on leaving the batteries in the laser(no off switch) and only loosed the end cap. Shipped fast.