It's not worth the savings! I purchased these recently and replaced my old batteries in my tv remote. They lasted less than 3 weeks. This remote is not used except for a few hours in the evenings. Spend the extra to get batteries that will last.

Bought these to replace the old batteries in my classroom calculators, within one week my calculators read “ low batteries , change batteries soon”

Everything I ordered was exact and intact. Great job! I will be using this pick up Service more often than not.

I wouldn't buy these again. They had poor battery life. Used them in pop in lights & after a few hours, the light stared going dim.

Very disappointed that as soon as we got home with these batteries, we noticed several of them had leaked in the packaging. And in the coming weeks, several more leaked in brand new electronics that were expensive Christmas gifts.

These will leak and corrode your devices before they are depleted and before the expiration date. DON'T BUY OR USE. I've had four devices (two remotes, two scales) all have leaky Members Mark AAA batteries.

I've been buying Members Mark batteries for years. When the brand name batteries started to leak, what a mess to clean up . I recycled the leaking ones away., then two more started to leak/then they were all recycled. Have not had a Members Mark battery ever leak. The AAA went into several Christmas toys. They are a good battery for me. Thank you Sam's Club.

Found these in the store by accident after picking up another brand. AAA batteries are in so many products now, and saving a good amount on these makes a big difference. Have already placed them in remotes and safety lighting, and so far quality seems equal to other brands used in the past.

I’m typically very satisfied with Sam’s club brand (Member’s Mark) items but these fell very short. Have gone through over a dozen batteries (at least 6 sets of 2) in about 1 month on one remote control. Was starting to wonder if it was the remote but we’ve since changed to a competing brand and have had the same 2 batteries in that remote now for over a month. (Which has been more typical of its history.) Also tried the Member’s Mark batteries in a child’s toy and again they worked for about a day. I don’t know if I just got just bad batch but I’m not risking another try.

These batteries do hold their own in our testing of these and WHY would anyone want to pay more? We have been using these batteries for many years now and good results for most part. Just watch out for leakage, as this happens sometimes. I just installed new ceiling fan at our Florida home and used these batteries in remote control. When I returned back to Florida home earlier this year, both batteries were drained and one battery split at the seam and leaked inside remote control. I did have some contact cleaner, made for automotive usage, and cleaned the corrosion from remote. I did after a few tries get the remote to work again. Sam's club issued a refund for the whole package of 48, after they saw the pictures. If you have a secondary home that has items running any batteries I would reccomend that you remove the batteries from remotes in case any batteries leak.