Medline MedCell Alkaline Battery, 9V, 72 EA/CS

MedCell Alkaline Battery, 9V, 72 EA/CS

This MedCell 9V alkaline battery is built for professional applications and everyday power needs in medical and high-tech devices. Buyers supporting clinical, monitoring, or facility workflows may choose it for equipment such as pagers, blood glucose monitors, pulse oximeters, blood pressure monitors, and telemetry devices. It is mercury-free and comes in a case format for larger-volume purchasing.

Good Fit For

• Medical and high-tech device support
• Departmental battery replenishment
• Clinical monitoring equipment workflows
• Facility purchasing for routine battery replacement

Key Features

• 9V alkaline battery for professional device power needs
• Made to last in professional applications
• Designed for medical and high-tech devices including pagers and monitors
• Mercury-free construction supports purchasing requirements where that matters
• Case quantity helps support higher-volume departmental or facility use

Applications and Usage

• Powering pagers in professional settings
• Replacing batteries in blood glucose monitors
• Supporting pulse oximeter operation
• Keeping blood pressure monitors ready for use
• Maintaining telemetry device battery supply

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Check that your device requires a 9V battery before ordering.
• Case packaging may be a better fit for departments or buyers managing recurring battery replacement needs.

FAQ

• What devices can this 9V alkaline battery be used in? This battery is designed for medical and high-tech devices such as pagers, blood glucose monitors, pulse oximeters, blood pressure monitors, and telemetry devices.
• Is this battery suitable for professional settings? Yes. The battery is made to last in professional applications and is intended for equipment used in healthcare and other high-tech environments.
• Is the battery mercury-free? Yes. This MedCell alkaline battery is mercury-free.
• What voltage is this battery? This is a 9V battery.

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