625A PX625A LR9 V625U PX625 1.5V 20 Batteries

I have a large number of older film cameras that need this size battery. I buy them in batches every couple of years and they work fine in all my cameras. I always get perfectly acceptable results with the camera's built in exposure meters when using them.

I bought these back in may for an older 35mm film camera as back up for the expensive 625 batteries i bought at first. I Had them stored for future use, i did not even open one of the cell pockets and today when I went to organize the cabinet where i store my batteries in (a cool and dark place) and say this packet with the two batteries bulging out. My return window is out and I dont know if reaching out to the company is even going to solve anything. So I just suggest you stay away from this brand, not value for money or quality.

The price seems too good to be true. Well, maybe it was just my batch, but testing them about half the batteries were already severely depleted. I use them to power the light meters in some of my film cameras, and cannot assume that because I pulled it out of the packet it would be good.So test them first.

So far about half are completely dead.

I purchased these for back stock about 60 days ago . grabbed a new one today and it was only at 20% of life which means these are basically dead batteries , Buyer beware these were a waste of money and time :( and now a waist of time ....

The batteries contains in the package were not charged and corroded. Unable to uses.

One month after purchase, about 3/4 of the batteries are bulging, exploded, or just plain dead. Just buy the brass battery adapters and use LR44 batteries.

Have to keep my old Canon film cameras working, still use them even though I mainly use Olympus digital now.