Rayovac High Energy Alkaline, AA Batteries, 10 Count

These AA Alkaline Batteries are perfect for high use devices including toys, flashlights, remotes and greater. Plus, they?re designed to prevent damaging battery leaks and examined two times prior to shipment to make certain reliability. These Double A batteries include strength rings for regular performance and a max capability can for adequately containing and delivering most energy. Rayovac High Energy AA Alkaline Batteries are durable, assured ? undeniable and simple or your cash returned*. *Money Back Performance Guarantee: Visit www.RAYOVAC.com/MBG for information

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Rayovac High Energy Alkaline, AA Batteries, 10 Count
AA Batteries, 10 Pack of High Energy Alkaline BatteriesIdeal for High Use AA Battery Devices ? Toys, Flashlights, Remotes & MoreDesigned to Prevent Damaging Battery Leaks & Tested Twice Prior to ShipmentRayovac AA Batteries Hold Power Up to ten Years in Storage

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