Mylar Bags And Oxygen Absorbers
Mylar bag and oxygen-absorber kits for food storage.
The bag and the absorber work as a pair: the mylar blocks light and moisture, the absorber pulls the oxygen out so food doesn't go stale.
- High-barrier bags plus matched absorbers
- Absorber cc sized to bag volume
- Heat-sealable for an airtight close
- Quart to gallon kit sizes
We match absorber size to bag volume so you don't have to guess.
“Low minimums were the whole reason we tried them. 250 pouches to test a flavor, then 5,000 when it took off — same bag, same print, no drama.”
“The valve bags keep our roast fresh and the print quality is better than bags we paid twice as much for. Reorders take one email.”
The bag and the absorber are a pair
For long-term food storage, the bag and the absorber do different halves of one job. The mylar blocks light and moisture; the oxygen absorber pulls the oxygen out so food doesn't go stale or rancid. Use one without the other and you've only solved half the problem.
We supply them as matched kits, with the absorber capacity sized to the bag volume, so you're not guessing how many cc you need.
Why kits beat guesswork
The most common storage mistake is an undersized absorber that can't pull the oxygen out of a big bag. Matching the absorber to the bag fixes that. The bags heat-seal for an airtight close, in sizes from quart to gallon.
FAQ
How big an absorber do I need?
It scales with bag volume, which is why we match them in kits, typically 300cc for quart bags up to 2000cc and beyond for large ones.
Can I reuse absorbers?
No, once exposed to air they're spent. Use the whole kit at sealing time.
What can I store?
Dry staples, grains, beans, rice, and dehydrated meals. For heavier bulk bags, see food storage mylar bags. Get a quote.
