ShieldNSeal Vacuum Seal Bags (All Black Zipper Bags, 11" x 23")

I make homemade chocolates and candy as a hobby / side hustle. I'm able to sell them because I use high quality ingredients and charge very low prices for them (much cheaper than you'd find in any store). Having a small, opaque vac seal bag is perfect for making large batches and storing them long-term. I don't sell many because it's not something I want to put a ton of time into. I do a couple shows here and there, but I don't sell to stores or online - only direct to consumers/friends. I also spend nothing on packaging other than these. I simply label them by hand and seal them. You don't need an attractive package to have a great product inside. Anyway, these work very well and hold their seals seemingly forever. Highly recommended!

These bags are a pretty decent option for sealing kitchen items such as herbs and candy etc. also a good option for those finding the need to stock up a food pantry in case of emergency.

We had purchased these bags before and had been very pleased with them. Just reordered more.

Wasn’t sure at first. After trying a few times I’m quite satisfied. Very good for storing pre measured snacks and servings. Good for lunchboxes. Picnics.

These were nice for single serving, one time use seals as they had a convenient pouch opening slit near the top of the bag. The only downside to these is it is hard to fill these to more than 80% full or so as the outside pre-seals are couple inches in from the edge. Actually 2nd downside is that both sides are metallic, so you can not see what is sealed inside these small pouches once closed, though i suppose that could be considered a positive just as well.

Good quality, although much more expensive on Amazon than in-store retailers. Shipping is also expensive.

I bought these to package and seal my home grown hops. I was able to cram 1 ounce of dried, whole hops into these bags. I had to really cram them down into the bag to get enough room for my sealer to operate, if you use these for hops I recommend using gloves to smush down the hops. The label strip is a nice touch, easy to identify the variety of hops I package. It easier to write your information on the label with a sharpie before you fill the bag, hindsight is 20/20.

I bought these to use to pass out small samples of my beef jerky. I use a food saver sealer to seal the package. it does what I intended it to do, although the size can be a bit deceiving. By the time you seal the package, it is more like a 4 x 4 inch package.