With the price of batteries as expensive as they are and every toy you pick up these days for the kids, grand kids etc. you could essentially go broke real fast. So we decided to give these a try. I'm glad we did. They are right up there as far as long lasting like the expensive duracell or energizers. We definitely will be buying them again.

It is wonderful when you can get what you want and find the items easy. Member's Mark AAA batteries are a good price deal and I am a bargain shopper!

This Sam's club on Goliad rd in San Antonio is the worst I have ever been to. Tonight I returned some Kings Hiwaiian bread because of mold, my replacement purchase is molded also, but not in an observable place in the store. I didn't see it until I arrived home, 25 miles away. Then, they will not answer the phone. My wife's phone was answered right away. Terrible service, dirty store. Once it smelled like a sewer. Instead of closing the store for repair, they brought in a port a potty and just let the store stink. Repair was scheduled for Monday. Sewer was backed up all weekend! Do something about this store!

Great to have in case of emergencies we are always buying when we can

Can't go wrong for the price and quality

Work great good volume for price

Good quality for flameless candles and flashlites

They are Batteries and they perform as well as the AA Batteries that we previously purchased from Sam's... The Self Life is excellent from what I can tell based on the information provided as part of the Battery Description... If they last as long as our AA Bateries then they will be good...

Member's Mark quality is usually pretty good, so I try to buy it when it makes sense. I am not sure if it makes sense with their batteries, unfortunately. They are priced cheaper than Energizer, but the lasting power compared to Energizer is much worse. I find myself changing these far more frequently than other brands, which creates more waste (physical and time) and is just annoying when working with kids toys. Having these on hand for small everyday electronics isn't a bad idea, or if you need batteries for something you are donating/giving away/selling so you can show it works. But these aren't cheap enough compared to Energizer to say they are a better deal when you replace them more frequently. I would say chances are you lose in the long run with these batteries.

These are the worst alkaline batteries, both aaa and aa. They have leaked and damaged almost every device I have used them in. They leak well before the device shows signs of low battery. As others have said, they even leak new in the package. I'm pretty much done with all alkaline batteries. Rechargeable or lithium for me.