Are these Duraloops???
http://www.sciplus.com/p/AAA-RECHARGEABLES_48746
I see the white top in the pictures, I figured one of the experts here would know.
I’m not so sure at $9.95 a pack they’re exactly a bargain though.
they are not, i have some, my aunt bought them by mistake without knowing they weren’t alkaline then gave them to me, they are decently good batteries, i’ve used them in a multitude of devices, but at that price you can buy eneloops on sale that will be far superior
in a low draw device they work fine, but anything over a 1W flashlight is pushing (GPS is ok, but digital camera is pushing their limits)
Don’t know if they still have them but maybe check Walgreens and Walmart. Last time I bought a bunch of Duraloops around 10.2011 from both stores they were on sale for $9.99 for a 4 pack of either aa or aaa
More like Rayaloops . . 
My Duracell NIMH rechargeables look perhaps too much like Duracell alkalines, except they have a little green on them to help tell the difference.
The Duraloops I have draw current better than the Eneloops I have, but I think the Eneloops say they can be recharged more times.
i just bought a set of 8 AA eneloops + 2 AAA eneloops, C and D spacer and a 4 slot charger for $23.89 at costo, i think it’s a super sweet deal.
most places around here seem to be selling their eneloops at a discount, sometimes quite steep, i think its likely there are coming out with a new generation, or are discontinuing them
Getting a bit off topic, but here’s a pic of the Costco Eneloops…
I just found real white top Japanese-made Duraloops at my local Target on clearance for $6/4…they had both AA and AAA’s.
A local grocery store here in MD sells both the AA and AAA duraloops.They keep the stock current and the new ones have the green line duragaurd wrappers.They are a bit steep though at 14.99….but at least I can buy more any time I want.-Rick