Hearing Aid Battery Information

Doctor of Audiology Brian Field describes the different sizes of hearing aid batteries (Size 10, Size 13, Size 312, Size 675) and how long you can expect your hearing aid batteries to last.

[@claudedesaulniers2291]

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[@anitamiera1797]

How do I order

[@MrSinoline]

I am a penny pincer and use watch batteries in my Starkey's hearing aid. It is supposed to use a 312 battery but I have found that a size LR41 button battery is a perfect replacement. You will have to replace it a little more often, but you will save a bunch, especially when you buy them in bulk from China. True you will occasionally find a bad one, that that is no big deal when they only cost pennies. And remember alkaline have a better shelf life.

[@kelvinmorris1991]

That’s probably because the voltage is lower

[@bestamerica]

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blue 675 is the best hearing aid battery...
but why why 675 is 4 batterys in a package...
a pack of 6 batterys are okay...
a pack of 8 batterys are the best long time than 4 / 6

[@chandrabahadurlimbu8345]

I am Nepelease.
from Mechi zone
Jhapa Nepal home .
I needs important hearing aid battery 😅😂

[@josepeixoto3384]

That is just *ridiculos*, i mean,just plain stupid...
(I benefit from being an outsider observer, almost not needing hearing aid)
WHY don't they(who are they?--) call the darn things simply 10 and 11,and 12 or whatever, something logical and easy to remember,like E1,E2,E3,E4... instead of the 675, 312,,10,,25,, ..or what the heck names they invented?
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