Wevac 6''x10'' & 8''x12'' 300 Count Food Vacuum Sealer Bags Keeper, PreCut Quart, Ideal for Food Saver, BPA Free, Commercial Grade, Great for storage, meal prep and Sous Vide

These WEVAC precut vacuum sealer bags are our go-to bags because they work well with our machines and seal reliably. The bag material and resulting seal can easily handle long term dry storage, freezing, boiling or microwave cooking conditions. On the rare occurrence that seal failed, it was simply due to user error: not providing a flat seam prior to melting, or not entirely cleaning the desired sealing area of all food debris. The bags are pre-notched for easy opening. I really appreciate the white writing space provided to label product, and that they come packaged in a box instead of a bag. Although these aren't the least expensive bags, their reliability make them indispensable in our home.

These bags are leak proof work well in my machine, durable versatile. I love the size. Good price point.

Good thickness functions as it should, very durable. Good value for the money. Ceeps food fresh and good storage capacity for the size.

This combo pack is my second order from this brand. They always work, and seal great in my cheap sealers and food saver model. You might be able to spend less, but these thicker bags are priced great for me. And be aware those cheaper thinner bags may work at first. Then as you move stuff in the freezer and that pork chop bone finally rubs against that roast, the cheap bag pops and lets air in. These bags are substantially tougher and hopefully never encounter freezer rot of a pork chop.

These are great! They seal well. The pre-sealed seams are nice and wide The space to write the contents is a nice feature and is easy to write on. They box they come in makes them easy to store and access. I like them so much, I bought some for my adult children.

After trying several brands, Wevac is my go to. Their prices are solid and the bags are extremely reliable as long as I don't overfill them or get the tops dirty.I have a system for filling them. I find a container that has an opening slightly smaller than the opening of the bag. Then drill holes around the container. Next find a plastic cup that is small enough to fit inside the container at the bottom, but not at the top of the cup. Shove it in the container as far as it will go, without forcing it too much. Mark the cup about 1 1/2 inches below the top of the container and then cut the cup off at that mark. Shove the vacuum bag into the container, shove the cup inside the bag and then shove the cup into the container until it locks in. Make sure that 1 1/2 inches or so of bag is sticking out above the top of the container. Blow into the bag to expand it. Now you are ready to fill whatever you want into the vacuum bag. Once filled, pull the bag and cup out together, and then pull the cup out. You should have a filled vacuum bag that has at least three clean inches at the top to make a solid seal. Cutting the cup down took less than five minutes. Loading the bags takes just a few seconds. For the pint size, which I use the most, I have found a standard 20 oz plastic cup to fit inside a 17.6 oz equate brand prebiotic fiber powder from walmart. For the quart size, I use the 36.8 oz Equate brand sugar free daily fiber container and I use Vacuum Seal/Zip Lock Bag Fill Funnel, 1 Pack (White) from Amazon ($10).

Nice size very scalable and durable. No freezer burns and the thickness is good quality.

I bought these instead of the name brand stuff just because of the big price difference. And i will completely honest, i actually like these better anyway. These 2 sizes are perfect for most food you'll be saving too. They work great and are very heavy duty. Very happy with these.