by Powerpax Slimline C Battery Storage Caddy, Orange, Holds 4 Batteries (Not Included)

Really makes it easy to organize and know how many batteries you actually have

Storacell battery caddies really work great to keep batteries organized and safe from inadvertent discharge compared to storing batteries loosely. Use of different colors helps distinguish between various rechargeable vs non-rechargeable varieties as well as differing sizes. Batteries are easy to insert and remove while holding them firmly for storage or transport.

One of the best battery storage systems I've found! I've bought just about every style for different batteries. The batteries are held in firmly, but easy to slide out.

Great way to hold your open packages of batteries, where they are safe & organized. Bought several sizes. Arrived quickly. Wish their were more colors. When buying for all size batteries, plus all rechargeable batteries hard to find enough colors to make them quick to locate. Enough for just batteries, but when I have rechargeable it's tricky.

I wanted something to hold batteries in my "electronics" ditty bag in our teardrop trailer, where storage space is always at a premium. I used to keep my batteries separated by size in small ziploc bags but I've been on the lookout for a heavier-duty plastic version. The exceed my exceptions - heavy duty, nice molding, batteries slide in and out easily, terminal ends are protected and made in the USA. We use AAA batteries the most (old mp3 player, flashlights, etc) but batteries always seem to run out when we're boondocking so I ended up buying holders for AA (personal fans), C (bug zapper), D (lantern), and 9-volt (weather radio). I also bought another set for our battery drawer.

I got tired of having loose batteries floating around in our junk drawer and searched Amazon for a solution. I love Amazon because they carry just about everything, and the few times when I've had a problem, they have always resolved it to my satisfaction.The box type organizers seem like a good idea, but they occupy a lot of space, don't hold enough AA's, or hold too many of the sizes I don't need. Some include a battery tester, though its accuracy is questionable. I don't think I need a battery tester if I can keep track of new versus used. Besides, I already own a volt meter and can use it if needed.Then I found these. They are more expensive, and so I was hesitant to buy them. I searched for a suitable alternative and couldn't find anything that would meet my needs as well as these. I ordered these and have been very pleased with my decision.I bought as many of each type as I needed, and now all my batteries are protected and easy to access. The batteries are locked into the holder and won't fall out, but are still easily removed. Batteries can be inserted in either direction, making it easy to keep track of the ones that have been used but are still good, or in the case of rechargeables, tracking charged vs discharged.They come in several different colors, which you can use to indicate something like battery chemistry.It would be nice if holders of the same size could be assembled, rather than being separate. That would make this the perfect battery organizer, in my opinion.

I use these to keep batteries in order while in storage. It isn't much, just enough to keep the contacts from touching each other, something that can be a problem if you keep your cells in a bag or on a shelf. It also lets you know exactly how many batteries you have left, instead of wondering if you have rogue cells bouncing around the back of the shelf.The plastic is hard and strong, and the design ensures that the batteries are not likely to come free without a dedicated effort. It will protect them from some compressive damage if you keeps these in a tool box or pack, though obviously the walls are open and so the cells can still be damaged by hard edges in the wrong circumstance.Overall, throw the cells in the caddy and the caddy in a ziploc bag, and you should be good to go.

Bought lots of theses for AA, AAA, C & D cell batteries. Our geography/latitude seems to be a magnet for leaking akaline batteries left in a standby flashlight. Now we keep one emergency flashlight immediately ready and five at home or in autos with empty barrels and batteries conveniently stored nearby.

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