Auckland, New ZealandJust curious if there are any sellers (on Amazon, etc) selling old stock. I have a few people that email me about this… I’m not sure where to direct them. Thanks.
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Easy-open / Non-child-proof hearing aid batteries in the USA?
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Sorry to say that when I returned to the link for the PowerOne batteries, NOW they say on each card, ‘Child Resistant’. Glad I’ve been saving all the previous little wheels!
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No cutting…..pull the paper backing off and flash a bic lighter on the bottom for a few seconds then pull the softened plastic apart with your fingers. The batteries will fall out. Store batteries separate
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The CPSC is taking public comments on revising Reese’s law.
PLEASE post your comment on how hearing aid batteries are so inaccessible, and share to others to post theirs
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Another avenue to explore is to ask your Audiologist - or check other Audiology clinics/practices and see if they sell/have any older stock that are not child resistant packaging. Another way- but I don't know how successful that would be is to ask pharmacies like Walgreens or CVS etc if they have any stock in the back that are older type packaging. I never even saw a child resistent battery pack until earlier this year so I'm not sure when those went on market. But boy I'm seeing them everywhere now...Harris Teeter, Walgreens...hm gotta check Publix.
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Something new. It looks like it is basically the old packaging inside of a child-resistant plastic jar.
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