Seems to be as good as any other

I bought 3 packs of the Members Mark hearing aid batteries. When I was at a concert I needed to replace my batteries. The packaging is horrible. I found out that you have to use a pair of scissors to get the batteries out of the pack. I know it says "child resistant" but it is also people resistant. I am bringing back the other packages that have not been opened. I don't care if it is cheaper. I want to be able to quickly get out two batteries without the use of scissors!!! These packs are not like the regular brands that you can snap the bottom wedge out and then just turn the wheel to get the batteries. Bad marketing!!!

Batteries are fine Price is right! Package is beyond awful! Supposed to be a carry type package which is fine - but you can't open it unless you have scissors or a knife. I miss the previous maker that had them in cardboard push through access. Who ever designed this package obviously never tried opening one

The batteries are fine - so far. However, the packaging is horrible. Each battery is incapsulated in a bullet proof plastic jacket that cannot be opened by a healthy human (except for hearing loss). After fighting it for 10 minutes to open one battery I resorted to using scissors to cut along each side of the battery to get it out. Bad design.

I have been trying to open a pack of these batteries for 20 minutes. I have had to use all my strength and the heaviest pair of scissors I own to even bend the plastic. I pinched the skin on my index finger and now have a blood "blister". And still I have gotten 1 six pack pried open one by one using the all the energy I can muster and the pointed blade of my scissors. This is WAY BEYOND CHILDPROOF. The instructions show cutting between the batteries. This has proven to be completely useless in opening the blister pack. I just checked and Sam's still has this package available. Not sure you can purchase hearing aid batteries in a package that the actual users can open without help, tools, or injuries.

I saw the response about enhanced packaging. The card board packaged 312 batteries serve as enhanced packaging. The clear clam shell packaging is WAY BEYOND ENHANCED. Please tell us how to cut and open the packages. There is a statement on the package "Cut Here". No instructions or further directions. There is no apparent place marked to cut shown on the package. Extra heavy duty scissors and a strong husband could not cut it. Access is possible only by prying a table knife between the two "clam shells" and twisting until it sort of opens. The appearance of the packages look like the very usable spin and drop dispensers made by other brands. THIS IS NOT THAT. Don't be fooled. These are not only child proof, they are user proof as well.

Hearing aid batteries... They work good, I like them. I do have issues with the packageing though. WAY to difficult to get to the batteries. I understand people like to steal them, so strong packageing is needed. The instructions on how to open the individual batteries is vague, and I find it painful to open the package, and actually draw blood at times getting to the batteries... There has to be a better way.

Do not buy this product if you have any hand issues! Not only is it childproof (which is great), but I don't have any hand issues and was cursing by the time I got the batteries out of the packaging! Seriously! Even when you cut through the packaging (which is required), it is a struggle to get the battery out! In your attempt to childproof this product, you have made it difficult for even the most physically capable adult to access! It is ridiculous! I just cut through all of the containers and put them all in a small plastic jar for easy access! That way, I only got frustrated in one sitting! LOL.

I always purchased hearing aid batteries at Sams and was pleased. Not anymore!! This packaging is way too difficult to open!!! Each plexi- plastic round needs to be sliced and cut in order to have batteries drop out. Ridiculous! There's no spin to revolve each battery to its open hole and then to fall out. How could the older people do this? Please bring back former design of rotating battery to an open spot to remove!

The packaging is unacceptable. I know that there have been serious injuries and death of children with various small batteries. But, you surely can come up with something better than this. People that wear hearing aids tend to be elderly and not as desirous as they once were. It takes tools, dexterity, strength and patience to free the batteries from the container.