Keep out of the reach of children Make sure batteries are secure in the device Do not leave batteries out where they can be mistaken for medicine or pills Do not put batteries near the mouth For more information about battery safety please visit: http://www.poison.org/battery/ If a battery has been swallowed call Poison Control immediately at 1-800-222-1222.

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Q: How and where can I recycle my batteries?

Refer to the recycling logos on the battery and a telephone number or address identified on the label to identify if your battery can be recycled. RAYOVAC® has been a proud supporter of Call2Recycle, a free recycling program for consumers, allowing you to return your used rechargeable batteries at retail locations across the country. For specific information, please visit the Call2Recycle website. Alkaline batteries can be safely disposed of with normal household waste.

Q: Do RAYOVAC® batteries contain mercury?

RAYOVAC ® alkaline batteries use a Mercury Free Formula.

Q: Can batteries be stored in devices for long periods of time?

No. Batteries should be removed from any device that will be stored for long periods of time.

Q: How does the cold affect batteries?

Batteries can't deliver much power when they are cold. You may find that the flashlight kept in your car in the middle of winter casts a faint beam. Let the batteries warm up to normal temperature, and try them again before you decide to replace the batteries.