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Wallaby 1-Quart Mylar Bags, 50 Count (with Labels)
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Wallaby 1-Quart Mylar Bags, 50 Count (with Labels)

84 / 100A−4.6★ (767 reviews)

$20.99

The single-meal size: 50 quart bags with write-on labels, ideal for portioning dehydrated meals, seeds and spices. 5-mil is plenty for smaller, gently handled portions.

Pros

  • Quart size is right for single meals, seeds and spices
  • 50-count value pack with write-on labels included
  • Heat sealable with a reliable seal
  • 5 mil total thickness is well matched to small portions

Cons

  • 5 mil is thinner than the heavy-duty 7 mil bags for rough handling
  • Absorbers are not included at this size

Score breakdown

Barrier & Thickness
89
Seal & Durability
85
Sizing & Value
97
Owner Satisfaction
80
Value
72

What owners say

sentiment 80/100 · 208 owner mentions

Buyers praise quality and functionality. Mixed feedback on sealing.

Praised forqualityfunctionalityvalue for moneythickness
Mixed onsealing

Specifications

Mil5 mil total
Thickness5 mil
Size1 quart (7x10 in)
Count50 bags
Absorbers IncludedNo
Seal TypeHeat sealable

Alternatives

Wallaby 1-Gallon Mylar Bags, 30 Count (with 400cc Absorbers)

$26.99 · 89 / 100A

The everyday long-term standard: 10-mil total thickness, heat-sealable, and bundled with 400cc oxygen absorbers so a bag holds its seal for decades. The size most home storage projects actually use.

Wallaby 5-Gallon Mylar Bags, 15 Count (Zipper, with 2500cc Absorbers)

$55.99 · 87 / 100A

The bucket-liner size: 20x30 bags that drop straight into a 5-gallon pail, with a resealable zipper and 2500cc absorbers included. Best cost-per-volume for staples like rice, beans and wheat.

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