Product: 92-Pack: Better Battery Alkaline Carbon Neutral Batteries with Organizer
Model: BBCO2020
Condition: New
World’s 1st certified carbon-neutral battery with fully recyclable packaging, ensuring zero waste by repurposing battery components
High-quality, reliable power that rivals leading brands, with long-lasting performance from carbon-neutral alkaline batteries
Variety pack includes a reusable, recyclable organizer box, featuring 22 AA, 22 AAA, and 2 9V batteries for convenient storage
Eco-friendly and cost-effective batteries that offer great value without compromising performance
Ideal for everyday use or emergencies, these leak-resistant batteries provide dependable power for devices like remotes, controllers, and smoke detectors
@AaronLeeJohnson That’s kind of missing the point, really. It’s not to get something more out of it, but to give back to the planet. I for one like and support this idea (provided the batteries are any good) but most probably won’t/didn’t, likely due to the necessarily higher cost…which is probably why they’re here on Meh.
Same price as Duracell batteries at Costco and only a few bucks more than Costco brand batteries on sale.
It’s a yes for recycling!
Mother Nature thanks you.
Trying to decide if I want these because I love the easy recycle and helping mother earth But the Amazon reviews aren’t the greatest… Matter of fact, they’re kinda meh… Pic from those reviews on the zon!
Specs
Product: 92-Pack: Better Battery Alkaline Carbon Neutral Batteries with Organizer
Model: BBCO2020
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$89.96 (for 2) at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Nov 11 - Thursday, Nov 14
/showme a refrigerator for storing happy batteries
@mediocrebot Right on, Bot!
@mediocrebot @shahnm They definitely look chill.
So, to be clear, you can only send their batteries back, not any alkaline battery?
So I send the batteries to them when they die and then that’s it?
I don’t get another set of batteries? The batteries aren’t rechargeable?
@AaronLeeJohnson That’s kind of missing the point, really. It’s not to get something more out of it, but to give back to the planet. I for one like and support this idea (provided the batteries are any good) but most probably won’t/didn’t, likely due to the necessarily higher cost…which is probably why they’re here on Meh.
This writeup has got me pegged
@highonpez Un/luckily there’s no D cells then.
From looking at pics on Amazon reviews, they appear to be made in Belgium.
The company itself is based in Ontario, Canada.
Think i’ve had some of their sprouts.
And who pays the postage to return them?
@joeywolf from the write-up:
so looks like the battery company pays.
Are these short-lived, leaky messes like several of the batteries I bought from Meh before?
Same price as Duracell batteries at Costco and only a few bucks more than Costco brand batteries on sale.
It’s a yes for recycling!
Mother Nature thanks you.
lol these are getting recycled right to the landfill, y’all playing yourselves
Trying to decide if I want these because I love the easy recycle and helping mother earth But the Amazon reviews aren’t the greatest… Matter of fact, they’re kinda meh… Pic from those reviews on the zon!