AA Batteries
For less expensive batteries that last longer, these AA's will be a great choice for you! Include them with your purchase to ensure the most fun you can possibly have with your toys!Published: November 12, 2011
Pros:
Last a lot longer than normal batteries, less expensive
Cons:
Only comes in 4 packs!
I ordered the AA batteries off of Eden with one of my purchases to power a toy I got. I chose to get them, since they were far less expensive through Eden than the local stores we have here. I was happy to find that they actually lasted longer than your standard AA's that you can buy at Walmart or something. I did use them in my new toy, but also in an older one I've had for a long time which drains batteries like crazy!
The batteries come in a 4pack. They don't look like anything special, no terribly fancy packaging. Just a blister pack with the cardboard backing, the front saying Alkaline Batteries and the back giving instructions and saying that they last 7 times longer.
They are discreet in the sense that if someone were to find them in your house, they would probably not pay them any mind since batteries are a common item around the house. They won't suspect that you purchased them from a place like Eden or that they are going to end up or were once in an adult toy. They're small and easy to store. I keep mine in a small pouch and never leave them in my toys.
You don't want to submerge the batteries in water, and you want to avoid extreme temperatures, so no extreme heat or cold. Also avoid compressing the batteries. These can't be recharged, and since they aren't rechargeable you will want to dispose of them the way you would regular batteries. It would be nice for Eden to carry rechargeable batteries but at least these last a long time!
Eden also carries other types of batteries, so I am interested to see if they work as well and last as long as the AA batteries I purchased!
The batteries come in a 4pack. They don't look like anything special, no terribly fancy packaging. Just a blister pack with the cardboard backing, the front saying Alkaline Batteries and the back giving instructions and saying that they last 7 times longer.
They are discreet in the sense that if someone were to find them in your house, they would probably not pay them any mind since batteries are a common item around the house. They won't suspect that you purchased them from a place like Eden or that they are going to end up or were once in an adult toy. They're small and easy to store. I keep mine in a small pouch and never leave them in my toys.
You don't want to submerge the batteries in water, and you want to avoid extreme temperatures, so no extreme heat or cold. Also avoid compressing the batteries. These can't be recharged, and since they aren't rechargeable you will want to dispose of them the way you would regular batteries. It would be nice for Eden to carry rechargeable batteries but at least these last a long time!
Eden also carries other types of batteries, so I am interested to see if they work as well and last as long as the AA batteries I purchased!
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Packaging for Batteries
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I'd really like to know what packaging the AA batteries 4-pack comes in. The picture doesn't show. I've bought the N batteries, and those came in your "traditional" cardboard backing with plastic on front, but then I bought C batteries and they were just four C batteries rolled into a plastic baggie.
I want to purchase these to donate to the local women's shelter, but they'll only accept unwrapped items, so I need to know if it comes in "normal" battery packaging or if it will just be batteries in a plastic baggie. Anyone know? -
I've purchases this numerous times and they've always come traditionally packaged.
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The packaging is a thin cardboard square with the plastic shell on the front holding the batteries like when you buy batteries from the store. The cardboard is really generic without any brand name on it. It just says "alkaline batteries" and it's black with white letters... but the batteries are indeed Duracell's and they have the name on them.
Hope that helps.
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LOL batteries, well done.
I need to start getting my batteries from EF but I am always forgetting to add them to the cart when I order!