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What Do You Use the Most
to Keep Food Fresh?

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Closing the bag doesn't take the air out

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Storage Risk Analysis

Zip Bags Don't Keep Air Out. They Lock It In.

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A zip bag closes the opening, but the bag is still full of air, and that oxygen keeps breaking your food down from the inside. Soft food gets squashed, sauces leak, and the bag goes in the trash after one use.

iconFreshness loss

High

iconAir left inside

High

iconMold & staleness

High

iconLeaks & spills

Moderate

iconFood waste risk

High

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A tight lid still traps a pocket of air in with your food

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Storage Risk Analysis

Plastic Containers Keep Food In. They Don't Keep Air Out.

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Even with a tight lid, a container traps air and moisture with your food the moment you close it. Berries go soft, salad goes slimy, leftovers turn. Holding food is not the same as preserving it.

iconFreshness loss

High

iconAir left inside

High

iconMold & staleness

High

iconLeaks & spills

Moderate

iconFood waste risk

High

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Screwing on the lid seals a jar full of air in with your food

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Storage Risk Analysis

A Closed Jar Isn't a Sealed Jar

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A regular lid keeps spills and dust out, but the jar is still full of air. That oxygen keeps working on your berries, greens and coffee every hour they sit there. Your jars are great. The air inside them is the problem.

iconAir trapped inside

High

iconFreshness loss

High

iconMold & staleness

High

iconMoisture getting in

Moderate

iconFood waste risk

High

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Too big and fiddly to use every day

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Storage Risk Analysis

Your Vacuum Sealer Works,
But It's Probably Sitting in a Cupboard

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Bag sealers do remove air. The problem is everything around it: bags to cut and rebuy, a big machine to haul out, liquids that get sucked in, and soft food that gets crushed flat. So most of your food never gets sealed.

  • Bags

    iconRebuy forever
  • Setup

    iconHaul it out
  • Size & weight

    iconLarge & heavy
  • Soups & liquids

    iconHarm the machine
  • Berries, chips

    iconCrushed flat

How Often Do You Throw Out Food That Went Bad Before You Could Use It?

That's money going in the trash every single week

iconFood Waste Exposure 0% High

A few times a month adds up to hundreds of dollars a year

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Even once in a while adds up over a year

iconFood Waste Exposure 0% Moderate

Even small amounts of unused food add up over time

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Who Do You Usually Cook or Shop For?

What Do You Wish Stayed Fresh Longer?

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Good News: VacuFresh™ Works Perfectly With Everything You Chose

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Based on what you store, VacuFresh™ is exactly what you need. Here's what it does for each one:

    Do You Have Mason Jars at Home?

    When You Open Food You Stored a Few Days Ago, How Does It Usually Look?

    By the time you can see it, the damage started days ago

    iconHidden Spoilage 0% High

    That dull taste and soft texture is air breaking your food down

    iconHidden Spoilage 0% High

    Looking fine isn't the same as fresh. Mold and bacteria grow for days before you see or smell them

    iconHidden Spoilage 0% Moderate

    Calculating Your Food
    Freshness Score...

    Analyzing storage methods... Analyzing food types... Analyzing how much goes to waste... Analyzing household size... Building your personalized food freshness profile...

    What's at Risk With How You're Storing Right Now

    Berries, avocado and cut fruit

    High Risk
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    Cooking for one or two is the hardest. Groceries come in family sizes, so half the package goes bad before you get to it.

    Oxygen Is What's Spoiling Your Food, and Every Jar You Close Seals It In

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    The moment you open a package, oxygen starts breaking your food down. Berries soften, greens wilt, coffee loses its flavor, crackers go soft. It doesn't matter how clean your fridge is. If air is in there with your food, it's already spoiling.

    And every way you've been storing it leaves the air in.

    The Waste You Don't See Is the
    Worst Kind

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    Mold doesn't show up the day you buy berries. Coffee doesn't taste stale the day you open it. The damage happens slowly, a little every hour, and by the time you notice, it's already in the trash.

    • Most families throw away over $150 of food every month
    • Bacteria doubles every 20 minutes in improperly stored food

    Based on Your Answers, VacuFresh™ Could Make a Real Difference for You

    Air is getting in with your food, and that's the root cause of everything you're dealing with. VacuFresh™ pulls the air out of a mason jar with one press, works with every food you selected, and needs no bags, no cords and no counter space.

    Keep your jars. Just take the air out.

    Your jars

    You already own the hardest part. The jars in your cupboard become airtight, reusable storage the moment you seal them.

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    Here's what you can expect:

    • Food that stays fresh up to 5x longer
    • No more stale or moldy berries, avocado and cut fruit
    • No bags to rebuy, just reusable glass jars
    • Grocery savings that start with your next shop
    Now
    With VacuFresh

    Meet VacuFresh™: The One-Touch Mason Jar Sealer That Keeps Food Fresh 5X Longer

    • Seals regular and wide-mouth mason jars in under a minute
    • Keeps food fresh up to 5x longer
    • Ready to use: comes with 10 free lids
    • Cordless, quiet, fits in a drawer
    • Trusted by 100,000+ families

    One Touch. Air Out. Fresh for Weeks.

    Set VacuFresh™ on the lid and press one button. It pulls the air out of the jar and seals it airtight in under a minute. Open it, take what you need, and reseal it as often as you like.

    And unlike bag sealers, glass never crushes your food. Berries stay whole, chips stay crisp, and soups and sauces seal with no mess.

    See How Much Longer Your Food Stays Fresh

    Real storage times tested in everyday kitchens.

    • Strawberries

    • Lettuce

    • Avocado

    • Apple Slices

    • Sauces

    • Cheese

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    VacuFresh™

    • icon2 Weeks

    • icon2-3 Weeks

    • icon2 Weeks

    • icon1-2 Weeks

    • icon2-3 Weeks

    • icon2 Months

    Regular
    Storage

    • icon1-6 days

    • icon3-4 days

    • icon1-2 days

    • icon1-3 days

    • icon5-7 days

    • icon1-2 weeks

    Join 100,000+ Families Keeping Food Fresher for Longer

    Families across the country are throwing away less food, and spending less on groceries, every single week.

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    Featured reviews:

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    "I used it on half an avocado just to test it... and WOW. Everything stayed fresh for days longer. I've thrown away so much less food since getting this. It pays for itself fast."

    Linda M., Denver icon Verified Buyer

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    "I had one of those big vacuum sealers and hated it. Too loud, many parts, and it took up half my kitchen. This little cordless one is the total opposite. Quiet, simple, and fits in a drawer."

    Alie M., Austin icon Verified Buyer

    Try It Risk-Free for 90 Days

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    Use VacuFresh™ on your berries, leftovers and pantry food. If you're not saving money and throwing away less, send it back for a full refund. No questions, no hassle.

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