This is only one silicone freezer bag. I'm impressed with the quality. It's so thick and durable. It's easy to clean and is dish washer safe. The large stand-up design makes it easy to access and store items, as well as protect them. Moreover, it's FDA- certified, BPA- free and leak-proof. I love this silicone freezer bag and I definitely recommend it. However, it's way overpriced.

All my smaller food storage bags languish in the drawer and are seldom used. Only my gallon size freezer bags get a frequent workout. We are only a household of two, but it seems like anything I want to store won't fit in a bag smaller than a gallon. Smaller portions usually go into a covered bowl in the fridge and are used up soon. The gallon size is a good solution for when you make a double batch of something and don't have much room in the freezer. These bags are great food savers and space savers.

I'm not sure that I can get onboard with having thick, chunky bags like this one becoming replacements for Ziplocks, but we did put it to good use. At first, I was like, what am I supposed to use this for? Food? Really? The more I handled it, the dirtier it got, with dust and such statically drawn to the outside of the bag. I washed and rinsed it and decided that the best use was to hold our open-bagged salad. And for this, it is perfect. It is equivalent, or better, than putting the entire bag into a large Tupperware. I also like the bag within a bag concept, as it makes me feel better are storing food in this chunko. If you can see a use for it, give it a shot.

This Silicone Bag is perfect for freezer. I only got one to try it first and will get more. its very durable quality is very good. It is now in the freezer making sure it works as good as regular zipper bags but this one you can keep

We have Durbl and 2 other brands of silicone bags. These are our preference as they less likely to let air in or leak than the others. The only downside is their thickness and lack of flexibility. That same reason is what makes them DURaBLe so Be aware they are a little more difficult to store, especially in tight spots in the fridge.