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Batteries Plus is Introducing New Private Brand AA and AAA Alkaline Batteries
Power - updated on 2/18/2023
For years, you've trusted Batteries Plus to bring you batteries from the industry's leading brands. Now, we're pleased to announce our own brand of alkaline batteries. Learn more about these competitively priced AA and AAA alkaline batteries.
What are the Best Rechargeable AA and AAA Batteries?
Power - updated on 10/1/2021
Looking for the best rechargeable batteries? Learn the differences between nickel-cadmium and nickel-metal hydride batteries, including which lasts the longest per charge, which recharges the fastest and which one has the overall longest life cycle.
Are Rechargeable Batteries Eco-Friendly?
Power - updated on 2/1/2023
Are you looking for a more eco-friendly battery? Learn about what contributes to a battery’s carbon footprint and how you can help lower that by using rechargeable batteries.
How to Properly Store Household Batteries: Alkaline, Lithium, and More
Power - updated on 10/4/2024
Learn how easy it is to store AA, AAA, and other household batteries safely. Keep them cool, dry, separated, and remove from unused devices. Check expiration dates and dispose of damaged batteries properly. Learn more in our latest blog.
Organize Your Home with the Batteries Plus Battery Storage Box
Power - updated on 11/6/2024
Organize your household batteries easily with the Batteries Plus Battery Storage Box. This convenient solution keeps your batteries safe, accessible, and prevents clutter. Plus, recycle your old batteries at Batteries Plus to keep batteries out of landfills.
Great Lights for Your Storm Emergency Kit
Lighting - updated on 4/24/2023
A reliable flashlight is an important addition to your home emergency kit. Make sure you're prepared for a sudden loss of power with our recommendations on the best flashlights, headlamps and electric lanterns to have on hand in case of an emergency.
How Can Batteries Plus Help Power My Home?
Power - updated on 3/1/2023
Your home has a lot of things that use batteries to operate other than the TV remote. See some of the more unusual items in your home that use batteries and how Batteries Plus can help you prepare for emergency power outages.
Batteries Plus Bulbs Can Help You Power a Cleaner, Safer Business Facility
For Professionals - updated on 8/6/2020
Protecting your staff and customers is more important than ever. Batteries Plus Bulbs can help you create a cleaner, safer environment by supplying you with the batteries you need to power touchless applications like faucets, hand sanitizer dispensers, toilets and more.
Which Batteries Are Best for the Environment?
Power - updated on 11/9/2022
It seems like all of our home electronic devices take batteries now. Disposable or rechargeable, which is better? Learn which type of battery is best for the environment and how we can help you with your recycling needs.
Choosing the Right Commercial Alkaline Batteries for Your Business
For Professionals - updated on 3/3/2025
Choosing the right commercial alkaline batteries can save your business time and money. This guide covers options like Rayovac Ultra Pro, Energizer Industrial, and Duracell Procell, plus recycling solutions to help you manage used batteries responsibly.
Power with Purpose: Batteries Plus Partners with the Arbor Day Foundation for Earth Month
Power - updated on 4/1/2025
Batteries Plus is launching Power with Purpose, a new charitable giving program. This Earth Month, get $5 off Energizer Max 24-packs and help plant trees with the Arbor Day Foundation. Plus, learn about our battery recycling program. Shop in-store or online!
When Can I Use Rechargeable Batteries Instead of Alkaline?
Power - updated on 5/18/2021
Rechargeable batteries are a great way to save money, but they're not the best fit for all applications. Learn which applications rechargeable batteries work best in and when you should use alkaline batteries instead.
