Grip Seal Bags - Self Seal Resealable Food Safe - 5" x 7.5" / 125mm x 187mm - Pack of 100

Although I had placed my order on a Sunday, my small order was processed and dispatched within an hour the same day. The supplier takes his orders very seriously however small and is conscientious about his customers and busines. Delivered on time at very excellent business ethics, competitive price, quality bags. Would highly recommend it.

Exactly as described. Good mid-range strength of plasic and easy to seal. Whole variety of uses. Size quoted is accurate and relates to the usuable area (excluding the seal and lip above). Very good value for money. Excellent service. Would definitely use this supplier again.

I use these bags to give moisture protection to my collections of old magazines. The bags are big enough to cope with A4 size and also a size wider but shorter than A4. You can get plastic boxes of the right size (not too deep), from Lakeland if my memory serves me well, but they are far from airtight. I use the bags inside the boxes. I have not subjected these bags to scientific tests, but the seal is very good, if a little tricky to use. When the bag is properly sealed but with a little excess air, you can press the sides and the top comes up, press the top and the sides bulge out. Good enough for me.

These arrived today, and so far seem brilliant! I use them for puzzles, as it stops them from falling out of the box when moving them around. Also great when you have boxes with more than one puzzle in, like my daughter has! I decided to count them (Yes, I like doing that sometimes!), and found I had one extra bag! The bags themselves came in a bigger grip seal bag, which makes it nice and easy to store them all in one place instead of them sliding around and maybe even getting lost behind a draw, for example!I haven't tried these with the bigger 1000 piece puzzles yet, but I know I'll need to use about 3-4 bags per one, maybe even 5. My daughter has a box of 4x100 piece puzzles and they just fit each puzzle in a bag. If you are planning on using them for the bigger adult puzzles, I would suggest getting a bigger size. Maybe a 7x7 or 8x8 inch one?If you're planning on using these for sandwiches, I would suggest getting a slightly bigger size, too. These could probably fit a small sandwich, but not a "standard" size one. Although I imagine these would still be great if you want to put snacks in lunchboxes!

These bags are great to put small items in like nuts, bolts, washers etc. Great for sharing amongst children those chocolates you buy in tubs before Christmas. Which is the main reason I bought them

Having spent a few hours researching grip-seal bags, in different sizes, I placed an order with Swoosh Supplies for '100 Plastic Resealable Grip Seal Bags 8" x 11"', concomitantly with an order for two larger sizes [in packs] of grip-seal bags from Food Packers. All three items were purportedly made by Bag It Plastics or Gripwell - and I had specifically intended to order items from either of these two manufacturers [if separate they are] as they appeared to produce superior quality products. My experience to date has also borne this out. Swoosh Supplies were supposed to be sending me the product they both illustrated and advertised, which was made by Bag It Plastics. What Swoosh Supplies didn't reckon with, I suspect, was that upon receipt of their product, I was in a position to carry out a quality comparison!Food Packers sent two packs, each protected within a separate griplock bag, of surprisingly good quality bags [I had previously had 300 gauge bags] - enclosed inside a thin grey polythene bag; paperwork was included. Swoosh Supplies sent a pack of distinctly inferior quality bags, deposited directly inside a grey polythene bag - and with no paperwork. All three sizes of bag I was ordering were advertised as being of 'Gauge 180 - Micron 45'. There was a definite thinness and increased transparency with the Swoosh Supplies missive. I suspect that what they were passing off as Bag It Plastics bags were really their own make; a bit of research will reveal that Swoosh Supplies make bags themselves. To be truthful, for the sake of maybe 50 pence extra, I would far have preferred to have been supplied [by a different supplier] with what I ordered - rather than with an inferior substitute! So, buyer, beware! The safest bet would surely be to place an order with the chosen manufacturers themselves; it's just a pity that doing so often incurs a unattractive premium.Over two weeks later :To ensure the accuracy of this review, I have been in touch with Bag-It-Plastics and requested a sample of their 8" x 11" bag. I also re-ordered a pack [larger: 200] - this time from Food Packers. It transpires [extraordinarily, for this is not the impression gained from the Amazon website] that Bag-It-Plastics are not bag manufacturers at all - but merely suppliers! I weighed and carefully examined the bag they sent me, and can confirm that it is heavier than any of the other 8" x 11" bags, AND is of better quality. The ONLY other gripseal bag in my possession to have been supplied/made by Bag-It-Plastics is the largest one sent to me by Food Packers. As it was possibly an unpopular size, one may assume that an inferior make of this size may have been hard to come by. Food Packers' subsequent missive of 200 x 8" x 11" was made up of the thinnest bags of all, the grip seal across the top was the least generously proportioned and the seal was rather skinny. For their price, this is reasonable. However, it is NOT what was advertised as being for sale. For sale, Bag-It-Plastics were advertised as the bag makers. What arrived was inferior.In summary, I have no hesitation in claiming that of the three to four different makes of bag that I have landed up with, the best in terms of quality and design is the Bag-It-Plastics one - though who actually makes this is uncertain. What we DO know, though, is that the owner of Bag-It-Plastics has a decided preference for superior quality goods! - and knowing this should stand us in good stead. It is also clear that, if we are after quality, we are likely to be safe ONLY if we order from Bag-It-Plastics [or Gripwell - if these too are indeed manufacturers].By way of final comment. I may as well say that the image posted up on Amazon is somewhat generic. It is not an accurate representation of the Bag-It-Plastics bags - unless, of course, Bag-It-Plastics supply more than one make of 8" x 11" gripseal bag.This review has throughout been of bags of 'Gauge 180', 'Micron 45'.

These resealable plastic bags are nice and strong and can be used for a variety of items. As you receive 100 of these bags they will last a very long time. They are easy to seal and are very strong. Well worth the money.

I use these very small grip seal bags for all sorts of things. I store small piece of jewellery in them. I separate small items to take on holiday e.g. tablets, plaster etc. We use them for small screws, nuts etc for DIY.