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Question: Say you aren't going to use all the packets in the bag at once. Will un used packets keep if quickly vacuume sealed ala a Foodsaver???
Document: I got these to use for storing rice in vacuum bags. So far so good, they came well packaged, I used several and then re-sealed them in a vacuum bag for use later.03-03-2013 UpdateI tested one of these packets to see how much they would absorb. I took a generic sandwich baggie (sandwich not pint quart or other) and fully inflated it and put the oxygen absorber in it.
My review is actually a question at this point. I received 50 Oxygen absorber packets in one large vacuum sealed plastic bag. When I open the bag and use a packet how am I supposed to preserve the other 49 packets?
Bought this so I could store emergency food longer than 7 years all I can say is it is supppose to romove air from sealed container was shipped quickly and looks like it will work as advetised because all air was out of package it came in
If you are going to buy these then you might want to buy something like this as well (FoodSaver FSFRSH0064-035 FreshSaver Handheld Vacuum Sealer with Starter Kit, Black) to reseal the package. There are quite a few of them in the package and they are vacuum sealed. Time will tell if they do their job.
These 300cc absorbers obviously work very well. They are used commercially in many products, keeping them fresh and lengthening their shelf life. I use them at home in many products like my gourmet rice collection and other food items we stockpile. Great for dry snacks, things like beef jerky, grains and such. For SUPER protection, use one in a vacuum-sealed glass jar (using the Foodsaver!) and many dry food products will last indefinitely.
Truly not worth the cost. In my case the 50 little packets came inside a sealed bag. As I took them out they were nice and soft to the touch,  Within a day or two they were rock hard and if you tried to squeeze them to break up the rock inside, the outside would tear allowing the red like clay material to fall out everywhere. I did not know I was buying 50 little bags of dirt......
Good price, and well sealed from the air. When storing any dry goods at camp that may not be used for a while, the air in the bucket needs to be eliminated from above the food. These packets do the job perfectly. Check out Home Depot for their basic 5 gal plastic buckets, add a Gamma Seal screw top lid (Home Depot) with some of these packets and you have a storage system that is reasonable in price and can be used for years to come.
Purchased to be able to store smaller quantities. I have purchased the 2000cc and used for 5 gallon buckets. This size will fit nicely in a vacuum sealed bag.
Very good product and it does exactly what it states. I dehydrate foods and use them in the containers that I vacum seal. Just make sure to keep them in a vacum sealed container when storing them.
Would have liked some instructions to be included, For example one time use only or can they be used again. And once you open the air tight bag do they need to be used or can they be put in a baggie for later use. ?
Answer: yes