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Ultralast UL-123/2 3V CR123 Photo Lithium Battery Retail Pack

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Product Description Primary Lithium 3V CR123 Batteries Reviews Package bears a sticker saying 'NOT FOR USE IN FLASHLIGHTS." Of course, you see this sticker only *after* the item has been delivered. Funny that Amazon pairs it with a flashlight... My Duracell 123's do *not* carry such warning. If you absolutely only need two and you won't be using them much then these might be OK. I tried them in my duty light and they only lasted a few months. I suggest that for a much better value you consider 10 pcs Energizer Lithium CR123A 3V Photo Lithium Batteries. They are much less expensive per battery and will probably last longer (I'm still on my first pair). I recently bought these batteries because i needed new batteries for a flashlight. When the product arrived their was a small white sticker that said, "Not for use in flashlights". The description that Amazon has does not say that. Considering it would cost more to ship back than i paid for them i decided to try it. I only have turned my flashlight on for a few seconds at a time, but so far it is still bright. I don't know why they the new packaging said "not for use in flashlights". The reason these batteries were so reasonable is that they expired several months before they were delivered. And there is no way to contact Amazon other than to return them which would cost as much or more than the cost of the batteries. There should be some other way to get Amazon to replace them without having to send them back! I have found that with Alkaline batteries and Lithium Ion much like Consumers Reports findings that off brands of similar technology batteries work just as well and as long. I have been using Duracell CR123's in my remote weather station receivers and they last about a year. I have purchased the Ultralast on two occasions because sometimes you can obtain some old stock. This last time the expiration was in 2012, and I didn't get 6 months out of them again. So I suppose the Consumers Reports may be valid for AA, AAA's, but this is not my finding for these special CR123's. So I am disappointed The biggest bummer is that often these are not prime eligible because they are fulfilled by marketplace sellers, so I often have to pay shipping that is as much as the batteries themselves. If they last the proper time, there is no sense in buying in quantity as they will just sit there losing power over time. So I need to buy fresh each time. This effectively doubles the cost of the batteries. So I expect to get a year out of the Ultralast if I always get a year out of the Duracell. Not the case... twice..