- Are Kirkland AA batteries worth it?
- For everyday low-drain devices, yes. At $17.79 for 48 at Veruca San Elijo as of November 4, 2026, they cost about 37 cents each, well below most name-brand alkalines.
- How long do they last in storage?
- The listed shelf life is 10 years, though the product description also says 12 years. Store them at room temperature and keep them in the pack until use.
- Are they rechargeable?
- No. These are disposable alkaline cells. Use a separate NiMH charger and cells if you want rechargeables.
- Do they contain mercury?
- No mercury is added, which is standard for modern alkaline batteries.
- Are they good for cameras or motorized toys?
- They work, but high-drain devices drain alkalines fast. Rechargeable NiMH cells usually cost less over time for those.
- What is in the box?
- 48 AA alkaline batteries. Nothing else is included.
- Where is the Kirkland Signature Alkaline Batteries AA 48 ct cheapest?
- At Veruca San Elijo, for $17.79, 36% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kirkland Signature Alkaline Batteries AA 48 ct?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including zopha.co, WholeAndNatural.com, Walmart, eBay, Poshmark.