Poultry Heat Shrink Bags, 50-Pack 13x18 Inches Clear Shrink Wrap BPA-Free Freezer Safe with 50 Zip Ties, includes Silicone Straw for Chickens, Rabbits Review

The bags are too thin/light and do not shrink compared to chicken bags and other brands of bags I have bought in the past. Was very disappointed that the order had no labels to note the weight, date and price. Generally very dissatisfied. On the plus side, the order arrived quickly.

Wow! These pouches were easy to use and made the final process that much faster! Our meat chickens weighed about 12 pounds at the time of cutting. The pockets were a bit larger than we thought but it made it easier to pocket the bird. The heat pressed the wings against the bird! Looks like bought!

We have been processing chicks with other brands of pouches for years. It was terrible. They didn't squeeze tight, so we kept heating the water, and by the time the water was hot enough to squeeze the bags properly, the plastic had torn. We'd be better off just putting the chickens in large zippered bags. It was an absolute waste of money.

We have a farm and these bags come in handy when catching birds. We have chickens and ducks, these packs fit both. Really good instructions. These bags compress when exposed to hot water and zippers (included) are used to close the bag. I recommend using heat resistant gloves and a cable tie gun when using these bags. They are not needed, they just make the job easier. These are freezer bags and they work great. Highly recommended.

Instructions followed exactly. Perfect temperature, every step is done as advertised etc. The bag doesn't shrink around the legs at all so the air left in the bag is terrible. Tried multiple options to get better results, higher recommended temps/lower temps/longer time period etc. Extremely disappointed. We need to eat these birds as soon as possible before freezer burn starts. TERRIBLE!

Amazing Product. I researched the best way to pack poultry meat after processing. I wanted to vacuum it but the moisture is being sucked out of the bird and is of no use. I looked at Revain and heard about this product. I was blown away by how easy and professional the finished product looked. I also have labels from Texas Poultry shrink bags and you can see the result again. I have recommended them to all my poultry friends and will continue to work with them as my business grows.

Reworked a flock of meat birds and these bags worked great! My only advice would be to not follow the directions for the duration of the soak. The leaflet says 10-12 seconds, but I've found that if you hold it in boiling water for that long, the meat will start to cook. I started doing 5-8 second dunks and they shrank well. Throw away the straw too! It was an unnecessary fuss. Put the bird in, squeeze out all the air, turn the bag and close the zipper almost completely, soak the bird, and then…

If you've never used good shrink bags that might be fine, but I've used good teaspoon bags before. You are not. They're cheap, flimsy, and don't shrink properly. When I ordered them the listing also said 50 bags. I got 30, I'm looking at my order history now and they changed the listing to 30 bags. I'm dissatisfied, I feel fooled. I had no choice but to use them because I had 25 chickens to kill. I didn't have time to order different bags. Thank you for taking my money. I have no idea if it's…