Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I was skeptical at first after reading some reviews about the batteries being old or not having a good charge. and it was hard to decide on a brand as there are so many on Amazon. The inexpensive price tag also had me a little concerned, but I needed these immediately and I am "thrifty", so I decided to try and I am glad I did. I shopped for these at walmart recently and they only had 2 packs for about $4 I loaded these batteries into my devices when they arrived and they all worked fine. Then I decided I should test the voltage to help other shoppers decide. I tested on my Fluke-116 meter using the "Auto-Volt" and also the "dedicated-DC" voltage settings. You can see in the images, I jabbed the tester leads directly into the packaging to show proof that I was testing right from the package. I also tested my old batteries that were very low and the old low batteries tested at 2.2v or 2.4v. Indicating that my multimeter is working properly. Every battery that I randomly tested is at 3 volts or slightly higher. Which indicates a fresh, new battery. Mine do not have an expiration date on the back. I do not have any insight on how long they will last, but they are indeed fully charged. This battery type in some of my devices like my garage door opener keypad were in there for several years. I have tested in 3 devices thus far: The sizing and power was perfect for all devices. - LED dog collar by NiteIze - Garage door keypad - Hunting scope --- PROS: • Affordable price • Bulk pack means I have extra...and you always need extras for these little things. • Voltage is as described CONS: • NONE that I can see. These batteries are good. I would recommend and buy again. I do not know what the best method to store the batteriers for long term is, feel free to comment if you have some tips.