The batteries are good - you get your money's worth with them. I left another review previously, but I cannot figure out how to edit it. I left a one-star review before because of the packaging, not realizing at the time that the packaging had been changed based on a new law. The packaging IS horrible, but it cannot be helped. In my prior review I said I'd never buy these batteries again, but that was due to my struggle with the packaging. I am placing another order today.

This packaging should be recalled. You have to use a pair of scissors to remove EACH battery in the pack. Most hearing aid users are elderly or disabled and it makes it next to impossible to use. Even worse if you need one on the go. Battery life is average. These need to change.

This is absolutely the worst packaging ever for an elderly person. You need a bolt cutter to get the battery out of the blister pack. The package is also deceptive. It looks like a name brand package that is easy to manipulate without using tools. You don't find out until you get it home that you have been suckered.

The batteries are great!!!! The PACKAGING is the absolute worst to access and down right dangerous to adults. Sam's Club and MembersMark should NEVER use their name or brand on this product until it becomes user friendly. For reference, I'm a third generation hearing instrument specialist and the industry can do a better job.

I would have given these a minus 5 star if it was possible. My batteries needed to be changed and I always carry extras with me. I couldn't hear because I couldn't get into the packaging. This is ridiculous. We have gotten so child proof we fail to recognize that most kids are NOT the ones using aids…yes some …but if we can't be more responsible with our children to not get into batteries, we shouldn't be having kids at all. Insane!!! Make a pack we can get into. PLEASE. ABSOLUTELY CRAZY……PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This doesn't even deserve one star. I have had the misfortune of wearing hearing aids since I was three years old and never in my life have I had to deal with such garbage. These are the biggest pain in the rear to get even a single battery out and considering I have to get two every three days I find myself going days being deaf purely to not have to deal with this packaging. The majority of people that have hearing aids are much older than me and I am just in my early 30s, I can't imagine someone in their 70s trying to mess with this packaging. Sure their batteries are cheaper than Duracell and other competitors, but I don't care. I would rather pay ten times more to never mess with this garbage again. Whoever came up with this needs to be fired.

When your hearing battery poops out as you’re preparing to get on the highway heading to Tampa, it’s just amazing that you see Sam’s Club out of the corner of your eye! And it only took 10 minutes to park, run inside, find a great deal on the batteries, check out, and get back on your way!

First of all, 1 out of 4 are dead or half dead. My hearing aids constantly go dead after an hour of replacing the batteries. The packaging is horrible. The only way is to drill out the seal on each battery, its to difficult to cut each one separately.

People are here complaining about how hard it is to open these packages but when you have kids and pets that are very curious…this packaging is the best line of defense. To open this package a use a thin sharp blade to cut just enough to weaken the package or use a flat nail clipper that's how I help myself. I'm 48 I am hard of hearing and maybe the people that give it one star or not happy with this product packaging may be older than me and I understand.

The prior to last battery pack of batteries half didn't work. Awful. First negative experience.