Duracell 312 Hearing Aid Batteries Pallet — 1,296 Packs of Brown EasyTab Size-312 Power

This Duracell 312 hearing aid batteries pallet lands 1,296 retail packs of genuine Duracell size-312 (brown) EasyTab zinc-air cells on a single freight-friendly load for a flat $600. That works out to roughly $0.46 per pack as your cost basis — pennies against a product that rings up at the pharmacy counter for several dollars a pack. Hearing aid batteries are a rare liquidation category: they are consumable, brand-loyal, non-perishable for years, and bought again and again by the same customers, which makes a load like this one of the cleanest turn-and-burn plays in general merchandise.

What’s Inside This Load

The pallet is built around one tightly-focused SKU rather than a random mix, so you know exactly what you are selling before it arrives.

• Quantity: 1,296 individual retail packs of Duracell size-312 hearing aid batteries.
• Type: Size 312 — color-coded brown, the universal industry standard so buyers can match their device on sight.
• Chemistry: 1.45-volt zinc-air, mercury-free, the format used by the vast majority of behind-the-ear and in-the-ear hearing aids.
• Feature: Extra-long EasyTab peel tab for one-handed install — a genuine selling point for older and low-dexterity users.
• Shelf life: Duracell guarantees these cells for up to four years in storage, so nothing on this pallet is time-pressured the way food or cosmetics loads are.

Retail blister counts in this category are typically 8-count (and sometimes 16-count) cards, so a 1,296-pack load represents thousands of usable cells to sell through however your channels are set up.

The Economics vs. Real Resale Benchmarks

Here is why this Duracell 312 hearing aid batteries pallet pencils out. At retail, shoppers report paying around $6 for an 8-count pack in drugstores, and Amazon and Walmart list 8-, 16-, 24- and 32-count Duracell 312 cards across a similar per-pack band. Your acquisition cost here is roughly $0.46 a pack.

On the resale side the numbers are just as friendly. Bulk 80-battery lots move steadily on eBay in the $24.75–$26.99 shipped range — that is about $0.31 a battery, or roughly $2.50 for an 8-count equivalent, and top listings show four-figure sold counts (one over 14,000 units). Sell the same cards at flea markets, bin stores, or senior-community tables closer to the $4–$6 retail line and the spread widens further. Even valued conservatively at eBay bulk pricing, the sell-through on 1,296 packs runs into the low thousands of dollars against your $600 in — and at retail-adjacent pricing the load can approach a 10x gross before selling costs.

Condition & Sourcing

These are genuine manufacturer Duracell goods sold as-described by the lot. Liquidation loads of this type come from overstock, shelf-pulls, and clean store returns, so condition varies pack to pack and that variance is exactly what the discounted per-pack price reflects. Check the date codes on receipt as you would with any consumable — Duracell’s long storage window is your friend here — and rotate oldest-first as you list. There is no authenticity guarantee attached beyond that they are genuine Duracell manufacturer product; this pallet is not one of our locked brand-authenticity SKUs.

Who Should Buy This Pallet

• eBay and Amazon sellers who want a repeatable, brand-name consumable with predictable demand and easy flat-rate shipping.
• Bin-store and discount-store owners who need a reliable impulse-buy checkout item that never goes stale.
• Flea-market and swap-meet vendors serving older shoppers who buy batteries by the handful.
• Pharmacies, senior communities, and independent hearing clinics restocking counter inventory below distributor cost.
• Exporters moving lightweight, high-density, long-shelf-life goods where every pound of freight counts.

Why Source From Vault Bridge Liquidators

We ship this load free to all 50 states — Alaska and Hawaii included — and dispatch within 48 hours of cleared payment. Pay by bank wire/ACH or credit/debit card via a secure pay-link we email you, with no resale certificate, EIN, or business license required to order. Every load is backed by our 30-day covered-claims policy covering freight damage, an incorrect load, and material misrepresentation. Browse more pallets by the load or dig into the playbooks in our Learn hub before you buy. Prefer a broader assortment? See our General Merchandise loads. Product specs above reflect the manufacturer’s published data on the official Duracell 312 hearing aid battery page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many batteries are on a Duracell 312 hearing aid batteries pallet?

This load is 1,296 individual retail packs of size-312 Duracell EasyTab cells. Because retail cards are commonly 8-count (some 16-count), that represents several thousand usable batteries in one shipment.

Are these genuine Duracell batteries?

Yes — genuine manufacturer Duracell size-312 product, sold as-described by the lot from overstock, shelf-pull, and clean-return channels.

What size and color are they?

Size 312, color-coded brown — the universal standard for this cell — with the extra-long EasyTab peel strip for easy one-handed installation.

Will the batteries be expired?

Duracell guarantees these zinc-air cells for up to four years in storage. Condition varies by pack, so confirm date codes on arrival and list oldest stock first.

How should I price them for resale?

Bulk 80-count lots sell around $24.75–$26.99 shipped on eBay (~$0.31 a battery), while flea-market and counter pricing runs to the $4–$6 retail band per 8-pack. Your cost here is about $0.46 a pack, leaving wide margin on any channel.

How fast does it ship and how do I pay?

Free shipping to all 50 states with processing within 24 to 48 hours after cleared payment. Pay by bank wire/ACH or credit/debit card through a secure emailed pay-link — no license required.