Exact Model Number of Toshiba lithium ion battery i need is G71C00082110

I have been unable to locate a replacement battery exactly like the one listed here. If anyone knows of a place, I'd appreciate a shout. Thanx 4 taking the time.

Post your full model number.
There should be another number on the battery, I think you are looking for this and its found in Canada :
Toshiba 6-cell Primary Battery (PA3817U-1BRS)
The Toshiba Primary Battery Pack is a 6-cell, rechargeable, Lithium Ion battery designed to work with
Toshiba Satellite/Satellite Pro L650, L650D, L655, L655D, L670, L670D, L675, L675D, L630, L630D, L640, L640D, L645, L645D, C640, C640D, C650, C650D, A660, A660D
MISC: Main Battery - Li-Ion Battery Pack PA3817U-1BRS DC10.8V, 48Wh (PABAS228)(G71C00082110).
That battery is listed here : http://www.toshiba.ca/productdetailpage.aspx?id=4730
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