Stasher Premium Silicone Reusable Food Storage Pocket Bag, Clear | Microwave, Sous Vide, Dishwasher, Oven and Freezer Safe | BPA Free, Leak-free, Eco-friendly, 4 Oz

I use this to carry wet wipes in my purse. It's small and I am able to easily struggle a wipe out of it, and then I can also squeeze out the excess air and easily seal it closed just using one hand. Because the closure is thick silicone interlocking, not those pansy little zip bags that feel like you're zipping the pad of your finger off and then you look down and the bag is still open. Ew. Ain't nobody got time for that.

I've purchased over 75 Stasher bags, believe it or not. For the first few years, they were worth the (inflated) prices. The original bags were as advertised: made of premium silicone and able to withstand almost anything. The silicone was sturdy, dense, and pliable. The texture was buttery. The pinch seals were secure and always kept the contents safe. They never ripped, tore, or melted. I was Stashers' biggest fan.NOT ANY MORE.Sadly, Stashers have changed for the worse. The silicone is not "premium"; it is cheap, flimsy, shiny, and plastic-looking (and feeling). There is no doubt in my mind that Stashers are now being made from a combination of plastic + budget silicone.Food-grade silicone is supposed to be flexible and should not turn white when bent, as that indicates the presence of cheap fillers. All of my recently purchased Stasher bags form a white line when bent. None of my OG Stashers do.(IMO) The molds used to manufacture the bags have changed (as evidenced by differences in shape, exterior, and interior), and the pinch closure has been significantly affected.The bags are smaller and less sturdy than the originals; they weigh less and have closures that only cover the very top of the bag. Previously, the pinch closures extended about an inch from the top, allowing the user to easily add contents via the wide-mouth opening and seal the bag tightly all the way around the top and top corners.Original Stasher stand-up bags stayed upright (even when empty) because the substantial, premium OG silicone was strong enough to maintain the shape, whereas the newer stand-up bags simply flop over.It appears that Stashers are now made using a different molding, curing, and seam-bonding process—the seams are (poorly) melted/weakly bonded during manufacturing. Meaning the bags literally PULL APART at the seams!Phoning Stashers customer support connects to the SC Johnson customer service department in the Midwest. The caller ID reads "SC JOHNSON". How and why Stashers continues to claim they are an all-women-run small business is beyond me, given that SC Johnson (which acquired Stashers in 2019) is about as far from a "small business" as it gets:SC Johnson generates approximately $13 billion in annual revenue, manufacturing household brands like Ziploc, Glade, and Windex; it is one of America's largest private companies, with roughly 13,000 employees — impressive stats for a "small business."The shift to subpar, non-premium silicone and cheaper manufacturing aligns with typical cost-cutting measures when large corporations acquire specialty brands—a classic post-acquisition move that prioritizes profit margins over the customer loyalty that built the brand.When customers see the 'Small Business' badge on the Amazon Stasher Store (or the Stasher website), they reasonably presume they are supporting a small independent company, not a subsidiary of a major conglomerate.Over the holidays, I purchased several Stashers from the Stasher Amazon store and from the Stasher website. Every one of them is further proof that Stashers (as we knew it) is gone. I ordered three more yesterday, hoping that maybe the 15+ Stashers received in the last couple of months were just a "bad batch." I hoped the newest three would be ok.Nope. ALL batches are bad now. All newer Stashers are made from substandard, questionable silicone in a shoddy manner, and they all split at the seams. The only thing that hasn't changed is the price.Very disappointed.˙◠˙

I like the quality , but it was too small for me to place my hand inside to get treats. It fits more like a credit card or drivers license or a key or Bobby pins. I would try a different size.

Bought several bags of this brand and couldn't resist this cute little one. Haven't used it yet. Will probably use it for a couple credit cards (they just barely fit) and some cash when I go somewhere that I might end up getting wet.

I use these constantly. They're great. They replace not only ziplocks but a lot of glassware too. Lightweight option if that's a concern (RVs, camping, etc.) Mine haven't stained either, but I don't nuke food in them.