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EZ Battery Reconditioning review
A digital course on reconditioning old batteries, from car and laptop batteries to drill and AA cells, for USD 47 once with lifetime support and updates and a 60-day refund. The page says over 19,000 people have used it.
Worth a look
The course is clearly described, priced once and refundable for 60 days, and the authors are named. Nothing on the page shows an independent test, and the testimonials (saving USD 400, reviving 17 batteries) are the seller's selection. Battery reconditioning works for some batteries and not others, depending on type and condition, and the work involves acid, gas or fire risk, which the page does not emphasise. A modest purchase for tinkerers if they work carefully, with the refund as a safety net.
- Price
- $47
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- DIY-minded people with several old batteries who want a guided, step-by-step approach and will follow safety precautions
- Not for
- Anyone who expects every dead battery to be saved, or who is not comfortable handling acid, charging equipment or lithium cells
EZ Battery Reconditioning at a glance
EZ Battery Reconditioning is a downloadable course with step-by-step guides, pictures and diagrams for restoring old batteries using simple supplies the seller says you probably already have. It covers car batteries, laptop and phone batteries, drill, camera and AA or AAA batteries, according to the page and testimonials. The USD 47 one-time price also includes lifetime support from the named authors Tom Ericson and Frank Thompson, lifetime updates, mobile-friendly access, access to an information vault of articles, guides and downloads, and a 60-day, 100 percent satisfaction guarantee. The page says over 19,000 people have used the program and shows testimonials about money saved.
- Language
- English
- Format
- Digital guides with photos and diagrams, mobile friendly
- Batteries covered
- Car, laptop, phone, drill, camera, AA and AAA, per the page
- Price
- USD 47, one-time
- Support and updates
- Lifetime, per the page
- Refund window
- 60 days
- Authors named
- Tom Ericson and Frank Thompson
- User count claimed
- 19,000+
What the course is said to include
Guides for each battery type, with pictures and diagrams, aimed at non-technical readers using household supplies. The seller adds a free vault of articles and downloads, lifetime support from the authors and free future guides.
We have not seen the course, so we cannot say how safe or effective the methods are.
Claims and testimonials
The page says it brings 'dead batteries back to life' and shows testimonials about saving USD 120 on a car battery or reconditioning 17 batteries. Results depend on the battery's age, chemistry and damage, and some cells cannot be restored. The '19,000 people' figure cannot be verified.
Safety
Lead-acid batteries contain sulfuric acid and release hydrogen gas, and lithium cells can ignite if mishandled. Read the safety section first and wear eye and skin protection.
Price and refund
USD 47 once with a 60-day, no-questions-asked refund by email, per the page. The price comes from the seller's pages; we could not open the ClickBank order form to confirm the final amount, taxes or upsells.
Pros and cons
What works
- Authors named
- One-time price with no hidden monthly fees
- 60-day refund
- Covers many battery types
What does not
- Success not guaranteed and varies by battery
- Testimonials and user count are unverifiable
- Safety risks are not the page's focus
- No independent evidence shown
EZ Battery Reconditioning FAQ
How much is EZ Battery Reconditioning?
USD 47, one time.
Does it work on every battery?
No. Success depends on the battery type and condition.
Is there a refund?
Yes, the page states 60 days.
Is it dangerous?
It can be: batteries contain acid or flammable materials. Take precautions.
The bottom line
The course is clearly described, priced once and refundable for 60 days, and the authors are named. Nothing on the page shows an independent test, and the testimonials (saving USD 400, reviving 17 batteries) are the seller's selection. Battery reconditioning works for some batteries and not others, depending on type and condition, and the work involves acid, gas or fire risk, which the page does not emphasise. A modest purchase for tinkerers if they work carefully, with the refund as a safety net.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, FoodStorageIQ scores 7.4/10 and is rated Worth it.
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