Third Party Battery possible for ipod mini???

I have had several battery problems with my ipod mini!! I bought 2 of it and lost 90% of the battery duration capacity within the first three weeks.
Apple service is not really willing to help and I do not have the time to write and discuss long with some s.... people.
I want to replace the low quality battery by myself by a better one.
Have anybody experience where I can buy a better battery and how to replace the battery by myself??
Thanks for help.

http://www.ipoddoctor.co.uk

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