08-18-2019, 10:22 AM
Going down this rabbit hole led me the following web page. Energizer has a "no leak guarantee" on most products that they will replace any device damaged if their batteries leak. Reading through the anecdotal stories on the internet Duracell are much more prone to leaking than Energizer. I have purchased several products that specifically recommend using ONLY Energizer lithium batteries in their devices for best performance. But this is the first I've read that they are more or less incapable of leaking.
Considering that I've spent a lot more money on replacing leaked-on devices than I have spent on batteries, I wish I knew this sooner.
https://www.energizer.com/about-batterie...ry-leakage
Considering that I've spent a lot more money on replacing leaked-on devices than I have spent on batteries, I wish I knew this sooner.
https://www.energizer.com/about-batterie...ry-leakage