So we put an entire packet into what you are about to seal? Making baked goods to ship. Will these help our goods stay fresh longer while shipping?
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Absolutely, they will stay fresh as long as the container isn't opened or damaged. Suggest maybe a tin can to shop in. They are great for long term storage also.
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I think that would work fine. They are made to keep things fresh. Keeping it in a bag would definitely help keep it more fresh.
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This is something I haven't tried, so someone with more experience could possibly provide a better answer. Considering the package is mylar and for what the product is designed to do, it is pretty obvious that moisture would be the problem. So if you could reseal in a similar type bag and eliminate the possibility of moisture contamination, I would think it would work.
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They were fresh. Not sure if there was a best to use by date. I open the packs and put them in an airtight container and they stay fresh.
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The bag they sent keeps them fresh. Or you can put them into plastic bags, like ziplocs and use them that way. Or things like flour storage jars.
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I did. They will spoil eventually, and last longer if stored at a colder temp....with such a large container, I needed them to last as long as possible!
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I use these always to send music CDs as well as CDs for video games. I do place cardboard (cereal box thickness) around the CD to protect while in transit. I do find the USPS is NOT always careful about packages. I have ordered these at least three times. Good luck !!
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They're best within three or four weeks. Keep sealed in a dry, room temp location. Give yourself time before ordering to account for the post office!
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As they are wrapped in smaller sealed portions I just kept them in the box in a cool pantry. So far, so good and it has been over 6 months. I used them yesterday and they taste as fresh as the first small package.
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Hi MatthewThat is confusing about refrigeration. It should be kept in refrigeration while in inventory and especially after opening should be kept in refrigerator at all times. The short time during shipping and not be under refrigeration does not harm the product. There have been many tests on this subject by many companies and especially Renew Life well documented. I have been shipping these products for 20 years and we have never shipped with any type of refrigeration and there have not been any problems with products.Bobby House of Nutrition
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Ken, if these are the ones packed in water you will have no problem. I have been buying them for years. Much better than packed in salt. They ship well and you should have no problem. Just refrigerate after opening.
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Sorry I wanted to use it for the same thing just havent started the project yet. Im wondering if you open the package and use just a little piece if you can reseal it?
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Is this a serious question? If I were mailing a cookie I would suggest mailing it in a box with bubble wrap.
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We put saran wrap on n re packed. I would imagine they would dry up if not properly atored
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If you do, I'd recommend putting them in an additional vacum type sealable bag.There have been reviewers who have had problems with the seal of their packages over long term.I would keep them in an emergency kit or part of my work pack that I take in and out of the car each time as the house is a much more controlled atmosphere - but that's just my preference.
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My cookie jar has a good seal. Maybe not air tight but cookies are never in my jar that long at my house. I love it!
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I think the grocer would be able to best answer. I have been ordering for a while but only shipping to the east coast. They have always arrived fresh and stayed well in the refrigerator until they are used. Good luck!