is the package resealable?...or will i have a drawer full of loose and useless staples within the year?
1774430
I don't know. I didn't try to reseal it. but I want to warn you about the straps, that are for the purpose of keeping the lid from falling back too far so as not to ruin the hinges, failed about a week or two ago. I fixed them with a piece of chain. However, had I known of this design flaw when I bought it, I may not have purchased it.
1892175
This came to me in a sealed bag. Once you open it, it must be put into a jar or tupperware. The bag is not resealable
1167954
My package was not resealable. My experience with this kind of foam rooting plug (but not Rapid Rooter per se) is that if they dry out, they cannot easily be re hydrated so I am careful to keep these moist in an airtight container.
2016707
This is something I haven't tried, so someone with more experience could possibly provide a better answer. Considering the package is mylar and for what the product is designed to do, it is pretty obvious that moisture would be the problem. So if you could reseal in a similar type bag and eliminate the possibility of moisture contamination, I would think it would work.
2054905
When I received mine it came in a sealed plastic bag however it was not resealable. The sheet was good and was their turn around time they shipped it out next day.
1214802
Since I ordered "standard" packaging, I can't comment on the "frustration free", but I had absolutely no frustration with the standard packaging. I used a knife, but even without a knife I'm sure I wouldn't have had any difficulty. There were no foam peanuts or anything else that might require great recycling lengths.
1167952
My bag was resealable. I store them with the rest of my gardening supplies and I still have a few left after buying them a couple years ago. Just let them soak in water a while and they're good as the day you bought them.
699448
Yes, it is as of February 9, 2015. Though it seems it wasn't resealable sometime before this.
1831463
All of the strips are individually wrapped. So when you open a strip you should intend to use it immediately. There are expiration dates on each individual package, I believe they are good for over a year.
1748134
Hello-- I had the same question, did a search and I'm 99% sure it is. To be 100% I'd have to open ours, since they are sealed. Thanks for asking, good question.
1636848
Don't worry about it's package condition at all. In my case, how to pack the knife was enough to protect it from any physical shock or impact during shipment.There was full of vinil with injected air and ball shaped newspapers surrounding my knife in thick and hard carton box. I hope this will be helpful for your purchase decision. Thank you.
2037371
they fit nice in a usps flat rate box , like 11 dollars per 6 pack. I think it would cost me 20 dollars in gas and an hour and a half to drive to staples and get them.. prime is a good deal free shipping . I always look for prime
1906236
Who cares, if it is still vacuum sealed it's probably good, in the US they put expiration dates on things that don't even expire, a way to get you to buy new stuff. Tell Amazon to discount it because of the date, honestly, I think you will probably get current stuff. Will let you know when my new pack arrives.
1475774
I did not see anything when my package came that indicated warranty but usually I don't keep those unless they are electronics b/c of the hassle. A few of the staples in mine came up we just redid them.
126348
Since packages are about right size for a family meal there is no reason to open sealed package but one at a time.. As long as packages remain sealed there shouldn't be any reason for them to go bad. We've never had a stale one.
1277404
I dont have the package anymore but I would assume if you kept it wrapped well, it would last a bit past the expiration date...
1576269
The product has over a year to be consumed. I wouldn't open more than one canister at a time, they can go stale.