Duracell® Alkaline "AA" Batteries, 16-Pack

• Features DuraLock Power Preserve Technology
• Long lasting, reliable power for up to 10 years
• Provides the highest quality and dependability in the everyday devices you use the most
• Outlast conventional batteries 3-1
• No mercury content
• Freshness guaranteed by Duracell for 10 years
• AA-size batteries
• 16 batteries per pack
• Up to 15% longer lasting vs. the next leading competitive brand
• Next leading alkaline based on Nielsen sales data
• Results vary by device and usage pattern
• Up to 15% longer lasting vs. Energizer Max®
• Safety Data Sheet

For your everyday devices that require AA batteries, Duracell alkaline batteries last three times as long as conventional batteries. These batteries are small enough to store without taking up much space. They're also convenient to dispose of, as they're free of mercury. Duracell guarantees that its unused batteries hold a charge for up to 10 years, so you can stock up and not worry about making a bad investment.

With all the wireless devices available, from keyboards to mice, it's nice to have long-lasting batteries that you don't have to replace as often as conventional batteries. Whether you just need two AA batteries to power the remote for your office's projector or you've fully embraced the wireless revolution and have an office full of battery-powered gadgets, a pack of Duracell alkaline batteries gives your devices plenty of juice.

Keeping extra batteries on hand ensures that your office doesn't panic when the batteries run out on a device, but you don't want to find out that you stored your extra batteries too long and they don't work anymore. Because Duracell offers a 10-year freshness guarantee, your employees don't have to search through the supply closet looking for batteries that haven't lost their charge.

Every state has regulations for businesses regarding the disposal of products with mercury. With Duracell alkaline batteries, you don't have to deal with those, as you can simply toss these mercury-free batteries in the office trash can when they finally go dead.