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After you factor in gas & mileage, it's a better deal than buying them from the local Sam's Club.
Come in very nice plastic containers that close well for future use. Thanks for reading. Can't beat this deal. Great brand name, I am very happy and will purchase again. LOTSA battries - wink.
I always get several hours more use out of these CopperTop Duracell D batteries; and that's grand. Of course, these D batteries can be used in anything that requires themnot just flashlights. The problem is not only do they lose their potency; the batteries also begin to corrode. Use them in good health and enjoy. Moreover, the thin cardboard storage pack actually closes neat and clean for you so that the unused batteries remaining inside the package don't get dusty or exposure to any elements if you're outside camping or something. Use these batteries before their expiration date. Duracell makes a great battery; and these batteries will show you just how well they are made once you try them.
When the batteries corrode eventually a whitish powdery sticky substance begins to leak out of them and this makes a messtrust me. The "Coppertop" version of these D size batteries does indeed last longer than pervious types of D batteries by Duracell. I highly recommend them for any device that needs D size batteries. The expiration date will always be several years into the future; but some people still have them lying around in a dresser drawer anyway.
Do NOT dispose of these or ever place these in or near a fire. They could indeed explode. Overall, these Duracell Coppertop D size batteries are the ones to choose if you need D size batteries. I wouldn't carry them loose eitherthey should be protected in their cardboard case or they should be already installed in your flashlight or whatever device you placed them into.
I really like this because I live in a somewhat rural area; and when we get a bad storm the power goes out and I must use these for my flashlight.
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