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Glad Resealable Medium Storage Bags15 Pack
$3.15
was $3.50
$0.21 each

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Glad® Snap Lock® Storage Bags are ideal for preparing meals, portioning snacks and storing leftovers. They keep food fresher for longer, with a secure double lock seal that changes colour so you know when it’s sealed tight. Snap Lock® bags can be resealed over and over again. These are the perfect size for storing food as well as items around the house. Use them to reheat food in the microwave, freeze it for later, or keep household objects safe and secure.

- Secure Lock Guarantee
- BPA Free
- Microwave & Freezer Safe
- Multi-Purpose

Glad® Snap Lock® Reseal Bags are recyclable through soft plastics recycling schemes in Australia. Please visit www.glad.com.au for more details.
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