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11-21-2012, 01:56 PM
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My dear fellow buzzers and soon-to-be buzzers...
I'd like to know how long your battery(s) have lasted, for those veterans who've had yours long enuf to need changed. And if you still have your first one or are waiting to get your implant, what has your Dr or Rep told you about the life of the battery. I'm just curious and hoping to get an average expectancy of these things. Of course, some of it will depend on how much you run your unit and how high your amplitude runs. Thanks! Rae 
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