60 Wallaby Stand up Mylar Bags with Zipper Bundle 1 Gallon 7.5 Mil with 60 400cc Food Safe – Silver

This Mylar bag bundle from Wallaby Goods has everything you need to safely store food long-term for decades to come. Included are 7.5 Mil thick (on both sides) gusseted Mylar bags with zipper seal, oxygen absorbers, and identification labels. We found other bags to be flimsy and unreliable. Wallaby Mylar bags are engineered with an added internal layer of aluminum which provides superior durability and puncture resistance. They have been tested to keep air, light, and moisture out, protecting the contents inside. Our premium oxygen absorbers keep food fresh. The included sticker labels keep your stockpile organized. Store dry goods like pasta, rice, beans, flour, sugar, coffee, and more. Extend the life of your family’s food by 25-30 years with Wallaby Goods.

• 3 in 1 BUNDLE – Includes 60 7.5 Mil thick, heat-sealable, 1 gallon Mylar bags with zipper seal and gusset bottom, 60 oxygen absorber packets (400cc each) and 60 identification sticker labels (1 x 2in each). Perfect for pantry items like flour, sugar, rice, freeze dried or dehydrated foods.
• MAXIMUM PROTECTION – Engineered with an added internal layer of aluminum, which provides superior durability and puncture resistance to keep air and moisture out and the food inside fresh. Made with BPA-free, food-grade and safe materials.
• RESEALABLE AIRTIGHT ZIPPER – Our stand up pouches have a convenient zipper that can be sealed, opened, and re-sealed. The zipper provides a strong seal for short-term storage and the bag can be heat sealed above the zipper for long term storage.
• TEN PACKS OF OXYGEN ABSORBERS – Uniquely offered as sets of ten, Wallaby absorbers are packaged and heat sealed closed immediately after production. Never repackaged in order to prevent oxygen exposure and maximize their potency and shelf life.
• NOTE: Bags may NOT shrink like a vacuum bag when the oxygen has been removed. Absorbers do NOT absorb air; they absorb oxygen which is only 21% of the air. About 1/5 of the air volume will be gone, 4/5 remains no matter how many absorbers are used.