LeMuna 12 Pack Reusable Food Storage Bags - BPA Free, Leakproof & PEVA - 4 Gallon Freezer Bags, 4 Reusable Sandwich Bags, 4 Reusable Snack Bags Review

This is fantastic. They store more than you might think, very efficiently compared to containers in the freezer or fridge. Easy to clean and overall very happy with this product.

I really want to stop using ziplock plastic bags so I decided to give these a try. At first they worked great. But after less than 10 uses, the zippers just won't close properly, making them no better than single-use plastic.

Good until closed. I do not understand. We don't handle them roughly, and I don't put them in the freezer or microwave. Simply in the fridge or on the counter, and the zipper is closed and not closed. I had to throw away two of them. Such a shame.

I've had them for a month now and three zippers have already failed. I'm not sure if the hot water I use to wash my hands is the cause of this problem, but as long as they last they work really well. As long as the zipper works, it seems to keep food more airtight than a disposable bag. As long as they don't break.

I used these pouches to prepare my family's morning fruit smoothie mixes. They worked fine for the first two uses, but now they need to be sealed with a paper clip. The seals just don't close anymore. I'm glad I didn't use disposable Ziploc bags for my morning smoothies and really wish they would work...but they just aren't strong enough to be worth the money.

Was very happy to receive these to cut back on disposable ziplock bags. At first I was quite happy with them. I soon noticed that one of the pockets would not close, and then I noticed that the other had come loose from the locking mechanism. I threw it away with the note that 2 bags were broken. In addition, the return period has already expired. About a week later, while washing another bag, the other bag's stitching came undone. I would not recommend this item.

These silicone pouches had real potential but they are not as easy to use as I had hoped. You can't put them on the counter and fill them with food. They don't have a flat bottom, consider a ziplock bag. I figured I would save money by not buying disposable ziplock bags. But after 1 use and 1 time in the dishwasher, the zipper was very difficult to close. In general, how will you wash the zipper area? They keep well in the fridge, so they don't take up as much space as Tupperware containers…