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anyone tried “wild card” gear baggies?

Shinji Ikari said:
The usecase examples made me giggle. Loose tea and chewing gum huh?

They're nice but very expensive for what they are. A plain old mylar bag will do the same job for travelling and at home I favour glass vials in a treasure box.
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mylar bag requires a ziplock mechanism to open and close not this snap open and close mechanism right?

plus the mylar bag is bright silver and less discreet
 
Look nice, bit of an expensive treat for what they are. I'd not really want to be using powder in them personally though suspect it would be fine, I can see powder getting stuck in the corners and I'd worry about it leaking out of the top corners as well.

Shinji Ikari said:
A plain old mylar bag will do the same job for travelling and at home I favour glass vials in a treasure box.
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Baggies are disposable and cheap, they do the job very well, kinda hard to beat tbh.

I'm a fan of glass vials for powders, either bullets or spoons.

BUT to be honest I've never really found anything I'm truly happy with, nothing quite works well enough
 
placebonaut said:
Look nice, bit of an expensive treat for what they are. I'd not really want to be using powder in them personally though suspect it would be fine, I can see powder getting stuck in the corners and I'd worry about it leaking out of the top corners as well.


Baggies are disposable and cheap, they do the job very well, kinda hard to beat tbh.

I'm a fan of glass vials for powders, either bullets or spoons.

BUT to be honest I've never really found anything I'm truly happy with, nothing quite works well enough
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apparently they don’t have corners, it’s a rounded inner space despite the outside being square.

i mean i always use secret lighters fake key fobs etc.

but this seems really convenient when you aren’t trying to be discreet
 
Dr. John Thackery said:
apparently they don’t have corners, it’s a rounded inner space despite the outside being square.
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they need to work on their marketing then, their photos don't really bring this across, I had a good poke around the website too, something I might have impulsed
 
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