(100-Pack) U-Fill Snack Pack Reusable Refillable Baby Food Pouch

• 4.5 oz Reusable Baby Food Pouch by U-Fill Snack Pack - The ORIGINAL Reusable Squeeze Food Pouch
• Food Grade Sterile - Contains No BPA PVC Phthalate or Aluminum - Recyclable
• Heavy Duty Press & Seal Zip Bottom with Tamper Proof Seal - Reusable Choke Resistant Twist-Off Cap with Tamper Proof Sea
• Freezer Ready - Refrigerate to Cool - To Heat Up Place in Warm Water
• Hand Wash in Warm Soapy Water or Dishwasher Safe on Top Rack - Refillable - Reusable

We have been using these with my 8 month old son for about a month. Have had no leaks or unsealing issues. Works exactly as described and easy to fill.

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I bought 20 of these guys and have been extremely happy with them. I have found they should be rinsed out as soon as possible and then can be ran through the dishwasher. I don't put the caps in the dishwasher though. To fill them I use a 2oz measuring cup with a spout, this makes it easy to pour and less likely to get any on the ziplock. If the ziplock gets messy they can be hard to close. I haven't had any issues with my little guy squeezing too hard and it spilling out.

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I love the idea that I can make my own food and put it in an travel pouch. Most of the ones with meat or vegetables are so expensive, this way I know what I am feeding my daughter and It's way cheaper in the long run.

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I was very nervous about these. I was afraid the plastic would be inferior, and that the ziploc on the bottom wouldn't hold up against a toddler.

I WAS WRONG!

This is a great product! My husband tried to squeeze it (while full and capped) to see if he could get it to bust open, but the ziploc held firm. Granted, he probably wasn't using his full strength, but certainly more than could be expected from a toddler or sane adult. The plastic is heavier than I expected as well, and the cap screws on quite tight.

I have experienced some leaking when stored in the fridge for more than a day, but found this to be easily fixed by storing them cap-down. They don't stand upright on their own anyway, so I used a plastic container to keep them together.

These are great so far. I've frozen them and thawed them and they have worked very well so far. If you want to write on the package the company's website says to use a permanent marker and then rubbing alcohol to remove it. I haven't tried that yet but I'm guessing it will work they had a video showing how that worked. I've had no problems with them sealing my 1 year old has squeezed them and not popped open yet.