8" x 50" Commercial Grade Embossed Vacuum Sealer Bags

These are my go-to for my Foodsaver Seal a Meal. I use my bag sealer for freezing food ingredients, whole meals, lunches, medicines, important documents, and small amounts of personal items such as soaps and meds for lightweight travel. I also use seal items to keep dry while camping. i have saved money by throwing away less food by sealing and/or freezing.Personal recommendations: freeze small portions for lunches for weeks at a time. bags can be microwaved, even while still frozen. Be sure to poke a small hole in the bag.If freezing foods you don't want too smooshed, freeze food on a plate for 30 minutes, then vac. Or, seal without vacuuming.Frozen meat or food can be heated and defrosted in the bag for convenience. While camping, i'll boil a bag in water to thoroughly heat the contents without dirtying a pan.

This product works well with my FoodSaver vacuum sealer. The plastic appears a bit thinner than the FoodSaver version, and this does not have the white labeling spaces or measuring notches, bit it performs well. I've had no trouble at all with it failing to seal or with the bags failing after being placed in the freezer. When packaging "prickly" things like dried herbs, I double bag them using cheap sandwich bags (unsealed) inside the vacuum bag to prevent the stems or leaves from poking through the bag. But I did this with the FoodSaver bags too. I got enough bag material to last a good long while at a favorable price. Always a good thing!

The worst part about owning a FoodSaver/Vacuum System is the cost of the bags. I have come to prefer the Weston bags over the FoodSaver(FS) bags. I own a FoodSaver Brand vacuum sealer and started using Weston bags and rolls almost exclusively about a year ago. The cost savings is quite substantial. Compared to FS, the bags do not feel as thick, and they do not have the same "waxy" feel. Weston bags and rolls seem to seal a lot better as well, and I have not had nearly as many seal failures as compared to the FS rolls.

We do a lot of vacuum-sealing. These 8" vacuum sealer rolls work well in my FoodSaver V2460 vacuum sealer... just as they did in our other FoodSaver models before it... over the years. I've used them for meat, fish, berries, and vegetables - and am very satisfied with this product.Easy to affix labels to...or just write on the outside of the sealed package with a permanent marker. Buy it... you'll like it!

The big plus is these bags are much cheaper than buying from FoodSaver, even when they have then on sale. I vacuum pack a lot of things so I go through the bags.The only reason it's not a 5 is every once in a while you end up on a crease and the bag does not seal or stay sealed. Even with that they are much cheaper to use and for the most part work well

This is a good deal for the bags but the rolls are so large they don't fit my machine. I have to measure out on my own. I am a creature of habit. I have had this machine for 12 years and now having the bags on the outside is a learning curve. For the amt of $$ I'm saving I need to learn. Of course the too small bags I keep making I wonder how much am I saving. Lol. I'll get there before I get thru the first roll. The quality of the bags appears to be the same.

I purchase these bags from time to time for my sealing needs. Both my wife and me use these bags all the time. It's a great way to save money to store foods in just about any length of time. Must make sure your sealer seals the bags tight or they let air in and ruin your food. Otherwise this is a great product.

These work just as well as the food saver bags. They might be just a little thinner but I see this as just even less plastic I am using. They vacuum and seal just fine and I have not had one pop on me yet (1-year of using these).