500 Count 3 x 4 inches Poly Bag Clear Resealable Zipper Shipping Bags

I was buying Enfamil Premium Lipil Single Serve Powder Packets 17.4 g Sticks, 16-Count Boxes (Pack of 2), they will make 4oz of formula and are in packages just like sports drinks...HOWEVER the packaging SUCKS. Baby formula does not pour well and can get caught in the tinest of wrinkle and then come rushing out when it makes it way past. It's very light and fluffy so spills go everywhere. The single serve sticks are also larger, longer in length and can take up space in your diaper bag, you can't fold them up it's just awkward all around, especially to pour them in the car or at the mall, etc. Not to mention EXPENSIVE. Really EXPENSIVE, 8 packs for $12-$16. Meaning 8 bottles for that, when a whole formula case is $25. So I thought why not make my own single serve pouches. I looked into a few kinds and these were the best economically, (bags for cost) I can pack 3 or 4 bottles worth in the same space that a pack of altoids would take up, less actually. About 2 or 3 on top of each other is the thickness of my iphone 4. This is way better than the size more conventional formula dispensers hold. Most moms have and use the Munchkin Powdered Formula Dispenser Combo Pack, Colors Vary or a variant of it. We got a Philips AVENT Formula BPA-Free Dispenser/Snack Cupand I think it's excellent quality and wonderful, the dividers do not "leak" into each other at all since it's one piece mold, and you can just take it out if you want to use for snacks, it's a must have. That said, its so big in my diaper bag. I like to have as much room in my bag as I can, and every inch counts. These plastic bags make it possible. Plus if I have sports powdered mixes, etc I can use these as well for myself. The best way to pout it into your cup or baby bottle ( from experience ) is to pinch it at the ziplock seam, open it so that the left corner is touching the right corner, and pour it out. Never spill a drop, no mess all over the place, love it.

Purchased these to store extra diamond painting drills that don't have the actual color stamp numbers. They work perfectly as they are clear... easy to see and compare colors... they open and close as they should. You could even put a white tab and with a pen, note which project they were leftovers from if you are that organized. I believe these to be of decent quality and are a fair value. 3x4 inch size. So a bit larger that an 2x2 - but I think these are easier to get in and out of - just a personal choice.

I bought the bags to hold medications while I was on a lengthy trip. I packed a day's worth of medication in one bag, then sealed it. They are easy to fill and could be reused if necessary, The seal seems to be strong and has not inadvertently opened on any of the 30 some bags I have used. If I were to make a criticism it would be that the smallest number of bags you can buy is 100. I would have liked to be able to buy just 50. Even so the price of 100 bags was reasonable and has made taking my medications each day much easier. I also filled two bags for my purse and they have stayed closed, yoo. And all the tablets are still intact.

I bought these bags with the intention of using them to store my earrings when they were finished and ready to be sold. These bags not only met those needs but it turns out that it can be used for more. Because of how many bags this bundle came with, I decided to start storing my beads in them. It turns out the bags are highly durable. They withstood repeated openings and closures without the zipper failing or the seams coming undone. I've also stored headpins (up to 150g worth), french ear hooks, and spacers (up to 200g worth) in the bags, and haven't had one bag fail on me. The bags true measurements are 3 inches (wide) x 4.75 inches (length). For me, these bags are of a wonderful quality at a very, very good price.

It's true what the other reviewers are saying. Currently the batches coming out seem to have many quality issues. I have gone through about half my bags so far, and here is my take:-The plastic IS slightly thin, but I haven't had any punctures or rips in ANY bag I have used thus far.-The closing clasp DOES have issues. For the first ~200 I used, there were no issues. Then suddenly I hit about ten bags where the closing clasps would not align properly halfway into the close (bent or even misplaced by up to 1-3mm). For these ones the bags showed heat damage (wavy, uneven plastic surface). I believe the machine making them 'hiccuped' and this was the result. This also leads me to believe that the items being sold in this listing are probably the 'lesser quality' runs that wouldn't sell at a higher price due to the common defects.-The 3"/4" size issue seems to be a common occurrence in all plastic bags. Note that when you put an object inside, the 3"/4" ratio shrinks due to the increase in internal volume. That said, these items DO run on the small side (as the lips of the bag are also included in the dimensions). A great rule of thumb, buy bigger than your needs. If your bags are slightly bigger, you can still use them fine. I almost bought the 2"/2" bags, however jumped up to the 3"/4" and found them perfect for my needs- I have actually expanded their use to cover more items than originally anticipated.OVERALL-Cheap? Yes.-Low quality? More or less, but USABLE.-Would I reorder? I'm about to RIGHT NOW.EDIT 4/29/12:I would highly recommend purchasing from Beadaholic, NOT from HobbyDealz. HobbyDealz is not a true 3x4" size, and the plastic is WAY too thin. Does not close well (opens instantly as though there's no snap lock)EDIT 5/2/12:Just received my order I placed with beadaholic the other day. Quality is the same as per my review. Bags are slightly longer, thicker. Snaps shut reliably and holds. Will deal with only them in the future.

This size is perfect for board game pieces, absolutely the best!