Consider Mylar as a superhero protecting every item from bad guys, including humidity, moisture, and sunlight that spoil and spread mold. However, these bags have a different capacity and work differently for the product you pack inside. Bring your supplies to note what to put in different types of pouch packaging.

Flat Mylars

They are thin (3-5 mil) and flexible bags with no zippers. Usually used for lightweight retail packaging that needs a longer shelf life and protection. They are secured with a heat sealing feature, offering a light proof and air tight packaging. You can pack:

• Herbs, spices
• Mini snacks
• Coffee or tea
• Cosmetic samples
• Supplements
• Any retail-ready products

Resealable Ziplock Bags

The durable zippers help consumers open and close repeatedly. They are a blend of convenience, presentation, and functional packaging. Zipper mylar can be used for any product and is often suitable for small quantities. Every industry, including food, tech, pharmaceutical, and cosmetics, uses them for different products.

Heavy-Duty Pouches

With thick walls of 7 to 10 Mil, these bags are suitable for moisture-sensitive item packaging. The strong films offer a complete barrier for moisture protection and enhance life. Perfect for:

• Staples including rice, wheat, whole grains, oats
• Legumes, including chickpeas, lentils, black grams
• Baking flours
• Freeze-dried fruits
• Skimmed milk

Why use them: Extremely durable, resistant to pests, and ideal for decades-long shelf life when paired with oxygen absorbers.

Stand-Up Pouches

They are the most popular style used in various industries. They offer perfect shelf appeal and stand out on display racks with customized brand logos.

• Granolas
• Cereals
• Snacks
• Candies and chocolates
• Pet food
• Edible flowers

These are some prominent items packed in these bags.

Child-Resistant Bags

One of the remarkable features of Mylar is its child-resistant locks and tamper-evident seals. They offer odor-proof, making it safe for CBD or supplements. Supplements and medicine packaging.  

• Pre rolls
• Vape cartridge
• Cannabis extracts
• Psilocybin mushrooms can be packed in these protective bags.

Box Bottom Bags

They are used for bulk packaging as they support heavier items without tipping over. The flat bottom design spreads an even weight, making them perfect for transport, shipping, and bulk storage. Rice, flours, cosmetics, or small hardware and electronics can be packed in these bags.

What Not to Put in Mylar Bags?

The BoPET layers with aluminium film lining offer complete protection for several products, but some items never go well in this packaging. Before choosing these bags, always check if your items shouldn’t be included in them. Nerve pick them for:

1. High fat foods
2. Oil or fried items
3. Fresh fruits or vegetables
4. High moisture food
5. Fermented items
6. Sharp edge products
7. Dairy products, including cheese, butter, or margarine

Wrapping Up

Mylar pouches are a leading option for packing several items. You can pack dry foods, flours, rice, CBD, pre-rolls, supplements, tech items, and many more products. Ensure to choose a perfect style that meets the demand of your packaging. From food to non-food items, they offer a strong and sustainable packaging solution for every brand.