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Multi-Size Mylar Bag Bundle
Best starter kit for beginners
Long-term food storage, done right
Keep your pantry good for 30 years.
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Up to 30-year
Shelf life for rice, beans, flour & pastaShelf life
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Food-grade, BPA-free
Foil inner layer blocks lightFoil blocks light
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Absorbers included
In most bag bundles
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Mylar bag bundles
Food-grade, BPA-free, heavy duty Mylar material.Absorbers and/or labels included.
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Oxygen absorbers
Critical for keeping dry goods fresh for up to 30 years.Vacuum-sealed in 10s or individually.
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Desiccant packets
Reusable packs keep moisture out of what you store.Reusable packs keep moisture out.
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Emergency preparedness goes beyond the pantry.Preparedness beyond the pantry.
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What are you storing?
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Pantry staples
Rice, beans, oats and flour on the shelf.
1 gallon bags -
Bulk food in buckets
Store 25 lb sacks of rice, beans or flour in Mylar-lined buckets.
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Meals on the go
Boil-safe MRE pouches for single servings.
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Freeze-dryer batches
Stand-up bags for bulky, light food.
Gusset bags
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1-Gallon Gusset Mylar Bundle
Most popular for storing pantry staples
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400cc Oxygen Absorbers
In sets of 10 to maximize usability
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5-Gallon Mylar Bag Bundle
Designed to line 5-gallon buckets
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Save $1
Mylar MRE Pouch Bundle
Boiling-water safe for meal kits
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- Absorber per bag · 400cc/gal
- 400cc
The everyday pantry workhorse. 400cc per gallon — absorbers included with the bundle.
Why Wallaby
Thin bags fail quietly. Ours don’t.
Wallaby Mylar |
Thin generic Mylar | Vacuum-seal bags | |
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| Blocks light | Internal foil layer | Often see-through | No |
| Loose bulk packs | Pump only | ||
| Yes | Varies | Usually | |
| Boil-safe pouches | Yes, MRE bags only | Rarely | Some |
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Trusted in 90,000+ pantries
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5 out of 5 stars
The bundle is genius
Saves me from having to purchase bags and oxygen packets separately. We love that the oxygen packets are packaged in sets of 10.
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Better than what came with our Harvest Right
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5 out of 5 stars
Our family’s go-to
It’s nice to store our dry goods in bags that won’t unseal, tear, or get damaged.
Susan · Danville, KY · Verified
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Grocery prices are climbing
Buy staples at today’s prices. Store them for decades.
Families who stock up on rice, beans and flour now — and seal them right — lock in savings for years to come.
Families who stock up now — and seal them right — lock in savings for years to come.
Questions before you seal?
How long does food last in Mylar with oxygen absorbers?
Properly sealed, many dry foods — rice, beans, flour, pasta — can last up to 30 years, depending on storage conditions.
Do I really need oxygen absorbers?
Yes. Oxygen absorbers remove residual oxygen inside the bag, preventing mold, pests, and spoilage. Without them, food may not last nearly as long, even in high-quality Mylar bags. Foods that should NOT be stored with oxygen absorbers include sugar, baking powder and soda, and salt, as they do not need them and will clump if added.
How many absorbers per bag?
The required amount depends on bag size and food type. For example, a 1-gallon Mylar bag typically requires one 300–500cc oxygen absorber, while a 5-gallon bag usually needs 2000–2500cc in total. Less densely packed foods i.e. pasta will require more versus a densely packed item like rice.
What size bags should I buy?
It depends on your storage needs. Our 1-gallon bags are great for regular use, while 5-gallon bags are ideal for bulk storage or storage in buckets. We have sizes down to 1-cup for spices and dried herbs. Using different sizes allows flexibility and reduces waste when opening stored food.
How do I seal Mylar bags at home?
You can seal Mylar bags using a heat sealer, flat iron, or hair straightener. The goal is to create a strong airtight seal across the top of the bag after adding food and oxygen absorbers.
What foods should not go in Mylar?
Moist, oily, or high-fat foods (like fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, and dairy products) are not suitable for long-term Mylar storage because they can spoil or turn rancid. Mylar bags are best for dry, low-moisture foods, ideally those with less than 10% moisture content.
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