Thrives Outdoor | 19L Mylar Food Storage Bag Set with Oxygen Absorbers

Protect Your Food. Extend Shelf Life. Store With Confidence.

The Mylar Food Storage Set is designed for households, preppers, homesteaders and outdoor enthusiasts who want a practical solution for storing bulk dry goods. Featuring extra-large 19-litre Mylar bags made from heavy-duty 12 mil material, high-capacity oxygen absorbers and writable labels, this kit helps create a more organised and reliable long-term food storage system.

Whether you're building an emergency pantry, preserving bulk food purchases or improving your food preparedness strategy, this complete storage set provides the essential tools needed to package and organise staple foods with confidence.

Ideal for rice, beans, flour, oats, pasta and other pantry essentials, the Mylar Food Storage Set is a valuable addition to any preparedness or food storage plan.

• 20 x 19L Mylar Storage Bags (12 mil)
• 25 x 3000cc Oxygen Absorbers
• 36 x Writable Storage Labels

Important: This batch does not contain individually wrapped oxygen absorbers. Oxygen absorbers are supplied vacuum sealed together in packs.

Bag Capacity: 19 Litres
Bag Dimensions: 66cm × 43cm
Material Thickness: 12 Mil (Approx. 0.30mm)
Storage Type: Large-Capacity Food Storage Bags

• Large 19L storage capacity
• Heavy-duty 12 mil Mylar construction
• 25 x 3000cc oxygen absorbers included
• Designed for bulk dry food storage
• Writable labels for easy identification
• Supports pantry organisation and stock rotation
• Ideal for emergency food reserves
• Suitable for bulk food purchases
• Helps simplify long-term storage planning
• Excellent for preparedness systems
• Practical home food storage solution
• Suitable for homesteading and off-grid living
• Easy-to-organise storage format

This storage system is suitable for a wide range of dry pantry staples, including:

• Rice
• Pasta
• Flour
• Sugar
• Beans
• Lentils
• Oats
• Dehydrated foods
• Powdered ingredients
• Bulk pantry supplies

The generous 19-litre capacity makes these bags ideal for storing larger quantities of staple foods.

A successful food storage system is built on organisation as much as quantity. The included labels allow you to clearly identify contents and packing dates, making stock rotation and inventory management easier over time. By dividing bulk food into dedicated storage bags, households can create a cleaner, more efficient pantry setup while maintaining better visibility over reserves.

• Emergency preparedness
• Long-term food storage
• Pantry organisation
• Bulk food management
• Camping supplies
• Off-grid living
• Homesteading
• Preparedness planning
• Survival food reserves
• Household food security

Preparedness is not only about having supplies available. It is about storing them in a way that is organised, manageable and ready when needed. The Mylar Food Storage Set helps create a more structured pantry system by allowing staple foods to be divided into practical storage quantities and clearly labelled for future use. Large-capacity bags are ideal for storing bulk purchases, while the included labels help support stock rotation and inventory control. For anyone building an emergency food reserve or long-term pantry, this kit provides a simple and practical storage solution.

• 20 x 19L Mylar Storage Bags (12 mil)
• 25 x 3000cc Oxygen Absorbers
• 36 x Writable Labels

For best results, use with appropriately dried food products and suitable heat-sealing methods. Oxygen absorbers should be used promptly after opening their vacuum-sealed packaging. Store sealed food products in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Always follow appropriate food storage and food safety practices. Storage performance depends on food type, moisture content, sealing quality and storage conditions.

Product images are for illustration purposes only. Colours, dimensions, packaging and included accessories may vary slightly due to manufacturing updates and production tolerances. The effectiveness of long-term food storage depends on multiple factors including food type, oxygen absorber use, seal quality, moisture levels and storage environment. Users are responsible for following appropriate food storage procedures.