Duracell Hearing Aid Batteries - Pack of 6

It means these batteries provide 50% more power capacity compared to Duracell's standard zinc-air hearing aid batteries, allowing them to last longer between replacements.

Size 13 batteries are typically color-coded orange. Check your hearing aid's manual or the existing battery for size confirmation. If the color code is orange, size 13 is likely correct.

This guarantee means that if stored properly in their original packaging, the batteries will retain their power and be ready for use for up to four years from the date of manufacture.

No, Duracell Hearing Aid Batteries, size 13, are designed for single use only and are not rechargeable.

Used batteries should be disposed of responsibly. Many local recycling centers accept used batteries. Check with your local waste management authority for specific disposal guidelines in your area.

Yes, the packaging is designed for easy opening and the batteries feature an easy-to-apply tab for simple handling and replacement.

Ensure the battery tab has been fully removed and the battery has had at least one minute to activate. Check that the battery is inserted correctly with the correct polarity. Verify that the battery is not expired (though unlikely with the 4-year guarantee).

The battery may be low on power. Replace with a fresh Duracell Hearing Aid battery. Ensure the hearing aid's microphone port is clear of earwax or debris.

Confirm that the battery size is correct for your device. Ensure the hearing aid is switched off when not in use, and that the battery compartment is properly closed. Heavy usage of the hearing aid's features can also impact battery life.