Me thinks batteries are very expensive!

I've never had much luck with rechargeable batteries!!! It has been my experience that they are pretty dayum expensive & they don't last as long as throw-aways. Yes, you can recharge them, but you will constantly be recharging. After a few charges, they don't hold a charge for any length of time!!! If you need to use 2 batteries, you'll need to buy & charge 4 so when the 2 suddenly die, you will have 2 more charged. Some of the charges require you to have a set number of batteries in it before it will start the charging process. I've bought several rechargeable batteries complete with charger, but get so frustrated, I throw them away & go back to throw-away batteries. Sorry, I know you wanted to hear that they will solve ALL your problems,; but I fear it will only increase your problems & at a greater expense!!!

Hi. Well, I think that comes too getting the right rechargeable. The last I used them was like 15 years ago. I placed some in a 12v radio and it didn't last for too long. The have a thing about over charging them and they also well start to leak. I don't know if you had Duracells but I'd go with those. Your right by the way, batteries can get expensive.

I haven't had much luck with rechargeables. Does your TENS unit have an adaptor so you don't have to use batteries?

I don't know if they are just making batteries cheaper these days or what is going on. I get mine at the Dollar tree/store. I figure if the good batteries are not lasting as long, then I might as well just buy the cheaper ones that do the same thing.

I usuallychoose to use rechargeable batteries and a charger,environmentally friendly and durable,can use a few years ,I generally put him in the razor and remote control,basically the way.

Rechargeable batteries are a bit expensive that's why I don't use such kind!

you should be able to get a battery recharger for any size battery that is all we use is rechargeable we never use regular batteries

Rechargable batteries seem more expensive at first but they make up their worth fast. Especially if you are talking about expensive batteries like 9 volts. Its also so much better on the environment to not be throwing all those batteries in the trash. It would be worth it to look into at least. Check Amazon for competative prices.

I think you should try the rechargable batteries and battery charger. Look for ones on Amazon.com. You should probably be able to find it at a more reasonable price on there. I used to use a battery charger and rechargable batteries (AA) for my old digital camera. I never had a problem. Just make sure that you fully recharge them when you do charge them up. The batteries do have a "memory" so if you only charge them at a percentage then later when you try to charge them all the way they will only go up to that "memory". I would still be using them for this purpose but I have a new camera now that runs on a Lithium battery that was made specifically for the camera. Good luck! I know how expensive batteries are. Have a great day and happy myLotting!!!

I have a multicharger that does Ni-Cad and Ni-Mh batteries, AA, AAA and 9-volt. I only use it for AAs, for my digital camera, and it's brilliant. The main thing is that I HAVE to leave it to fully charge: a lot of rechargeable batteries still have charge-memory, so if I only charge them 50% that becomes their new maximum. (Modern laptop batteries and the like are better than that, but we're talking basic stuff here!) I'd recommend rechargeables every time. If they cost 3 times a smuch and you recharge them half a dozen times, you've already saved. Oh, and you're right: NEVER recharge non-rechargeable batteries. Very dangerous.

Buying a charger for batteries and rechargeable can of course cost you much at first. But considering your expenses in always buying batteries, it would sum up to more than your investment in those.

In India we prefer using ordinary batteries --not rechargeable ones. However I have seen my daughter and son using rechargeable ones and they do work well for say one or two years.

As for me, sure I always buy the rechargeable battery, because it will save your money more than a one use time battery...

Hi Please don't try to charge nonrechargable batteries! You might severely get heart! Rechargable batteries are worth using when you need more power. For ex in cameras,wireless mouses etc .. In these cases it is worth to try and using these. I use rechargable batteries in my mouse and camera and i am satisfied with the result.

you should be able to get a battery charger for any size battery, that is all we use we don;t waste our money on regular batteries