mine are dead. it uses the sony cr2032 coin battery. where can i buy these batteries without having to get them online. i searched bestbuy and walmart with no luck.
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Most drug stores and sometime grocery stores carry these. I bought one the other day at a Long's.
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david462 said:
mine are dead. it uses the sony cr2032 coin battery. where can i buy these batteries without having to get them online. i searched bestbuy and walmart with no luck.
You have to go the the WATCH department at any "regular" store ...
Radio Shack also carries them.
BUT, the last batch I got from WalMart were what I would call "bad" ... lasted about 4 months (hey, they should last at least a year!).
And, I only went to WalMart AFTER having the batteries from Radio Shack turn out NOT to be fresh (despite the SELL DATE, in both cases) ... again, seemingly shorter-than-normal, in-use life.
What I found is that you can get almost ANY battery you need through eBay ... for the price of TWO-or-THREE, you'll get MANY (depends on the TYPE & seller).
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CR2032 batteries are dead common, like Republicans who don't think before voting. You'll find them at drug stores, groceries, Target, Wal Mart....essentially, just about anywhere.
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Across world's biggest mass of water, CR2032 is also dead common here. I get them from our supermarket, next to those AA and AAA battery packs.
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k just wanted to mmake sure before i make the 20 minute drive
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