200 FoodVacBags 6-inch X 10-inch Pint Vacuum Sealer Bag Pouches, Food Storage Bags, Compatible with Foodsaver™

I have been using these bags for years and they are the only ones I will use. They seal perfectly every time, and reseal after initial opening as well. BPA free, and a good value for your money. Not much else to say, except I hope they are around for many years to come!

just right size

I have purchased these bags twice and have not had a single failure yet. You can't beat the price and I haven't found any problem with the quality. I haven't tried boiling in the bag yet but, they claim that you can. As long as the product quality and consistency doesn't change, I will buy again and again and I would recommend to anyone who is looking for good Vacuum bags at a reasonable price.Update 4/15/2016Had some failures with the last order, too many to just brush off so, contacted FoodVacBags, who said that they had some problems with these and that they had a new manufacturer, they then graciously replaced the order. I received the order today and went about testing the lot. I pulled three bags from each bundle, one from the top/middle/bottom and did a vacuum test on all twelve bags, without sealing of course and all performed perfectly. I buy all of the roll sizes and the 6" X 10" and 8" X 12" bags and this is the was the first failure with this product and was promptly addressed by the supplier. Given the previous excellent results and the prompt customer service with the 6" x 10" bag issue, I still give this product a 5 star rating and will continue to recommend the product.

I've used about 20 so far and they seem to work just fine. I think a lot of people complaining about seal failure are trying to seal wet items or they are not cleaning the sealing area before sealing. And particle can cause seal failure and if you're doing liquid it should be funneled into the bag. Even a juicy piece of chicken can have juice sucked out by the vacuum and cause seal failure. My only solution to this is to put the messy food in a zip lock first then seal that whole thing inside a vacuum bag. Another way is to get the best seal you can, then clean the remaining open part, then seal again with a SECOND melted seal line. Repeat until no bubbles pull back in when you let the bubbles out. Sometimes it takes a few tries but I'm pretty sure this is because of the food and has nothing to do with the bags. Out of the 20 I used only 2 lost their seal and I wouldn't necessarily blame it on the bag. It comes with four packs of 50 which was convenient.

I've bought these bags many times. Great for portioning out meat for a smaller household and keeps my meat safe from freezer burn. With the price of meat this is super important to me.

Great savings on these food vac bags. Seal nicely and no differently than the more expensive bags. Just the right size for left overs, or individual portions. I have also used them for dehydrated vegetables, meats, and dog treats. Seal them up and put them in the freezer, the smaller size is perfect for using up in a short time once opened. Will fit one large chicken breast. Also perfect for fruit. Flash freeze the fruit on a tray for about two hours in the freezer then place the portion for one serving per person and seal, no waste or opened bags to get freezer burned. The only thing I noticed is that the thickness of the bags are slightly thinner than the more expensive bags, but they still work as well. Will purchase again when I use up the 200.

I have used this brand for years. May cost a few cents more, but I rarely have a failure. I use both the pint and the quart almost daily.

After purchasing a FoodSaver from Costco two months ago, I ordered  100 Bags! 50 Pint and 50 Quart FoodVacBags 4 mil for FoodsaverTM and other Vacuum Sealer Machines  from this vendor. I loved their bags and it was both entertaining and comforting watching foods vacuumed into a brick in the bag. Before I ran out of the pint size bags, I rushed in my next order of 200 more.I am now disappointed because more than a third of bags from my second order would not stay sealed. All bags would vacuum but many would leak in just a few days. The sunflower seeds in the picture were vacuumed about a month ago using a bag from my original order. The bag is still like a brick – really nice. But the peach and garlic were both packed just a few days ago using bags from the second order. And, they both leaked. (The garlic was vacuum packed twice. Leaked both times.)I am extremely frustrated because I am between cataract surgeries right now (one eye operated last week and the other eye to be operated next week). As a preparation, I have pre-cooked and packed foods into “ready-to-eat” meals. And many of them are in the freezer with no vacuum.Overall, I still think the bags are great. I probably received bags from a bad batch. Not sure what to do at this time. I believe I can request a return before the end of this month. But, from my research before my first order, these bags seem to be the best option in terms of cost and performance.