Minivac - 10g to 30 grams Airtight Multi-Use Vacuum Seal Portable Storage Container for Dry Goods, Food, and Herbs - Yellow Cap & Black Body

I have a half dozen of these Tightvac pill containers now and am very pleased with them. I have a different color or size for each supplement. They are exactly as they are advertised to be, and they are perfect for travel. I am glad I found them on Amazon.One caution though: be aware when picking up the container that your finger is not on the release button when you pick it up because if it is the lid will detach & pills will go flying.

Happy with my purchase. As for being airtight, the cover seal seems to be great, but I am able to catch a hint of the smell of the dry herbs I keep in it around the release button for the cover. Not sure if this is just from using the button after handling the herbs kept inside.

Bought a new one because lid on the one I had for about year cracked. Love this and works great. Hope this one last longer.

The media could not be loaded.  Like many people, I enjoy a cup of tea now and then. However, unlike when I was younger, I don’t go through much of the stuff, and I’m always concerned about keeping my… tea fresh until I get a chance to enjoy it.I’ve tried various kinds of containers, Ziploc bags, and special jars designed to keep the… tea fresh while also keeping its aroma inside.This container is maybe a bit better than a Ziploc bag and not as good as  a decent jar . It’s large enough to hold a generous portion of… tea or whatever I choose to put inside and small enough to fit comfortably in my dresser drawer under my tee shirts.Using it is easy enough. After filling it, and per the included instructions, no more than ¾ way full, hold the button down and press the lid on. That lets excess air escape. However, it does NOT create any sort of vacuum.The problem is that, unlike  a decent jar  or an actual vacuum-sealed container, this container, even brand new, doesn’t create a perfect seal. The result is that a person or appropriately trained dog could detect what's inside. Fun fact, Britain may have started using tea-sniffing dogs in 1773. But I digress.

Great Product! Official as hell

This thing sucks it’s tiny you can’t fit anything inside of it

Bought to store diabetic testing strips for husband who curses the tiny vials they come in as he has larger hands/fingers that cannot manipulate getting one strip out at a time without spilling/dropping. Dark - would keep the strips out of light, airtight (allegedly), and we added a desiccant pack in with the strips for humidity/moisture control.. but guess what? It does not preserve the integrity of the strips - glad we didn't dump the whole vial or more into this container. The strips we did store in this error-ed out on the meter. They are too expensive to experiment further. We did thoroughly wash, disinfect and let air-dry upside down before placing the strips and desiccant inside. Nice small container for other things I'm sure, just not for the purpose we purchased for.

It does what it says, and is a good size for storing whatever. The minivac size is small enough to fit in a shallower desk drawer, out of the way. Plastic seems thick and sturdy.

I love these . They work better than I thought . I recommend these . They come in many sizes

Does exactly what it says on the tin. 😊

This product seals nice, keeps contents fresh and works as expected. Top can fit tight sometimes but other that that it's solid.

Versatile quality construction!!!