ShipGuard 600 Reclosable Bags 6 Assorted Sizes Clear 2MIL baggies1.5x2 2x2 2x3 3x3 3x4 3x5

Looking for small bags to store some craft supplies in – I found these here on Amazon. Some of the items were tiny beads or string I’d cut for future products.What started with crafts has morphed into food storage, as well as storage for small jewelry items, erasers, other supplies.I use the smaller ones for medication to take up to my room as I really don’t want to haul a huge pain reliever bottle up and down the stairs every single day. Nor, do I want to purchase multiple bottles. So, I put a few tablets in a bag and take it up to put beside my bed.The 3x4 and 3x5 bags are great for storing spice mixes for recipes. I use mine more or less for my chili spices as I make my own from the regular spices.Rather than mix up the spice batch for every pot, I mix up a few “bags” at the beginning of the month and have them ready for when we want chili.These work well with keeping the spices contained and I don’t “smell” them either (the spices that is).Another thing I’ve used the bags for – condiments. Not kidding. I’m not a “tree-hugger”, but I do tend to get a lot of packets of condiments to save money here or there.Sometimes I’ll use half a packet. Rather than to throw it away – I slip the unused portion in a baggie (usually the 2x3 size), and pop it in the fridge. Next time I need the condiment – it’s right there. This is a great money saver as well.I’ve been using them for three (3) years, so I’m definitely happy with the quality. They’re shipped directly from Amazon, so delivery isn’t an issue (nor is available stock).

Tired of having little things that need a perfect little bag... but you don't have a bag, you just have two eyes looking off into the distance? Well look no further! Uh, these things are incredibly useful! I only needed a few teeny-tiny bags to put some rando things in. Such items include green M&M's for my little brother, SF salt co. tasting salts (see SF Salt Co. review), Aztec Secret healing bentonite clay for my mom to try (See Aztec Secret review), a few buttons that I didn't want to lose to the vacuum cleaner (not that it's used very often), and blue beads from my husband's daughter's bracelet that broke even though we probably won't restring it, ever. Suddenly though, I was stuck with all these silly bags until... My whole life turned into an opportunity to organize everything! If you're interested, here's what else I put in these bags: Vitamin supplements for traveling, loose leaf Runa tea (see my Runa review) for my friend who I'm pushing-hard to quit drinking coffee, screws, nails (dry wall and bent) and everything I found in an old, metal tool box from the thrift store. I'm afraid my dad will come over, see the tool box and think I'm weird because everything is in a tiny, plastic bag. He's really good at fixing things and I'm only good at organizing. Come to think of it, I don't really know why I got the tool box. These bags are so great if you love having a bunch of bags in a bag until you find just the right thing to put in them (like Twistix). P.S. My all-time favorite bags are the itsy-bisty ones.

Ok, as a hobby board gamer, I needed a solution for all of my punch out cardboard pieces. I would try to save excess baggies from one game, and then re-purpose them in another. I have built quite the library of board games, and recently ran out of baggies. I obtained a couple of new games recently, and although I sleeved up the cards, the chits and bits were just placed loose back in the bottom of the box, which I hate.Luckily, I found this amazing solution. The sizes are perfect (I would welcome one more baggie thats even larger) and will meet most of your board gaming baggie needs. They are thick enough to hold cardboard pieces as well as plastic figures and cards, so no worries there. I have used about 15 of them so far, and none of them have ripped when opening.If you are a board gamer, and cannot find baggies at your local friendly gaming store (I have never seen them for sale at the 10 shops in my area) then this is the perfect solution for you. $10 bucks, and you are not going to run out anytime soon. Abandon the ziplock option and get yourself a set of these for sure!

I bought these little baggies for my fashion jewelry and for other small items. There are six assorted sizes and all close rightly with no issues. The plastic isn't super thick but it is fine for my needs. I will never use all of these but the price is excellent for so many and for such a variety of sizes. I keep my fashion jewelry sets together so I can grab a bag and have coordinating jewelry all in one place when I am in a rush.. I also have all sorts of little things that I would lose in these bags. They are great for organizing. I will probably pass along some to my sisters to use as well. Can't beat the price and the quality is good.

I absolutely love these bags. With the quantity of them in this deal, they will last you a long time. I am very impressed with these bags, the price, and the incredible variety of uses for them. I use these for storing jewelry, FIMO clay bricks (They fit so perfectly in the 3x3 size bags), small tools, and many more things. I use these bags mostly for storing, gifting, and mailing the polymer clay charms I make (I'll be starting an Etsy shop for them soon!). They work perfectly! Even the necklace-size charms (about 1" high and 0.5" wide) fit in the smallest bags. Also, the zippers (for lack of a better word) do not break or split nearly as often as many Ziploc bags do. These are perfect for most everything!I love the variety and choice of sizes. I would recommend this to everyone.