Razab 24 Pc Airtight Glass Food Storage Containers - Glass Meal Prep Containers - Freezer to Oven Safe - Steam Release Valve BPA Free - Airtight Bento Boxes - Leak Proof (12 lids & 12 Containers)

Love these! Great to safely store food without plastic contamination. Lids make a good seal and keep food from spoilage in fridge. I love that you can also reheat food in microwave without plastic contacting it. Sturdy and stackable in cabinet. Good value.

I'm very pleased with this set of glass food storage containers. The containers are sturdy and strong; the lids have vents that snap shut. This set has a variety of small to medium-sized containers, perfect for storing leftovers and small meals.

I was hesitant after reading the reviews. I would have been happy with disposable paper, but couldn't find the right size. The reusable/disposable plastics with the right portion size had a lot of extra space wasted and weren't PP, so I thought glass would be best for freezer to microwave to table. There were reviews citing chips, but my Pyrex chips too. I'm too concerned with possible chipping to next them, however, so I have them stacked with lids on in a cupboard between serving pieces. Not as convenient as I'd like. So far so good! They did very well in the dishwasher. The small squares are the perfect size and the larger ones aren't too big. The lip is just enough to make them easy to lift and handle with potholders, but without taking up a bunch of extra space. They're dish shaped--shallower than taller--which is what I most wanted. I'm putting them in a divided drawer in the freezer where they can't fall and break. Re the lids, sometimes the people writing the copy don't know what the product really does. The vent makes getting the lid on much easier, especially if the dish isn't full. Open the vent, push opposite sides down with the heels of your hands, and after they click, close the other two sides together., then close the vent. Unless...if you're putting hot food in, and want to cover before all the steam is gone, you can leave the vent open. I wouldn't risk the ruining the lids in the microwave, however. They came closed over plastic wrap, so I think you could wait for the food to cool and put a piece of cooking grade plastic wrap over it before the lid. Then you could remove the lid when you're ready to eat, poke a hole or two, and put that in the microwave, if they don't provide microwave covers at work. My main concern with the lids is how well they'll hold up over time. All in all, I'm very pleased with these, especially the size, shape, and rim for holding. Negatives are how stiff the locks on the lids are (though they may loosen) and how inevitable future damage seems. Also, even with lids off, they're not that easy to store. So, not a five star, but I'd give a 4.5 if I could. Four months later, no chips yet. In the dishwasher, I put them flat on the top rack, rather than rattling stood on their sides. I used the larger ones for freezing soup. Great size. For that. I was just thinking today about everything I like about them, but I already said the rest in my initial review. I'm temped to buy another set, but that¡s probably too many.

Very nice glassware storage set. I have not used them yet, but they’ve been run through the dishwasher and ready to go. The lids seem to snap on very nicely. I’ve had other sets with the snaps are almost impossible to open or close. I’m hoping they hold up overtime. I put my lids on my bowls for Storage so they all stacked nicely in the cabinet.The variety is nice. It would almost be nice to have one more of the largest rectangle bowl for storage or if you were packing a meal. But either way I recommend this set.

Good quality, but they are too small , but worth the price.

I've been changing out my plastic kitchen items and those plastic containers are the next to go. The glass container package has a lot of sizes to fit different needs. That being said, look at the sizing before you purchase and make sure it's what you want. Some are quite small and really aren't helpful for my use. The glass bottoms allow for freezer, microwave and dishwasher use making glass much more versatile compared to commonly used plastic. They hold up well in under the temperature changes of dishwasher to freezer. Being stackable glass is a plus but I've had one break that was on the bottom of the stack while being in the storage drawer. I realize these can break compared to having plastic containers but it really wasn't put under much pressure to warrant it. The lids and their clips can sometimes feel like you're wrestling with them. The clips aren't as durable as I feel they should be. Some clips have already broken. Overall I'll say its a good start to my purging of plastics but I think these have some kinks to work out.

These are pretty little glass bowls. And they are very good for small portions, they are airtight. If you have a big family meal with left overs you may want to consider another brand. I think they would be good for a single person who don’t have much left overs.

So in a fit of pre-Thanksgiving cleaning, the hubs suggested I throw away the old ‘tupperware” that falls out of the cupboard every time it’s opened and buy nice glass food storage containers for the Thanksgiving leftovers. Reluctantly, I agreed, but I pleaded my case for saving the large sour cream and cottage cheese containers. The stuffing, mashed potatoes, and turkey fit in them perfectly! Well thank goodness I kept them because when this set arrived I burst out laughing! The containers are nice if your looking for various shapes which hold 10 ounces or less to hold open cans of cat food or maybe baby food prep, that one sad hamburger patty that cooked too long on the grill or perhaps that last little bit of soup you feel guilty throwing away because somebody might eat it, (heads up, at my house they don’t). If you have any sort of substantial leftover situation you’ll be better off using an old Country Crock container. I know what you’re thinking “glass is better”, “what about BPA’s”, “plastic is bad for the environment”. I’ve been using crappy “Tupperware” for 20+years and I’m not dead yet and my children are relatively normal. I guess now I have some glass containers to put a half eaten block of cheese in and pop into the fridge whenever I feel the need to impress my imaginary friends. I’d say they’d probably be nice for food prep, but save your money and just buy plastic food prep containers, they are stackable, freezable, and lids make fun frisbees. Moral of the story, when plastic containers fall out of a cupboard nobody gets hurt, sure it’s an annoying game that only my cats seem to enjoy, but if tiny glass containers fall out of the cupboard, that’s a more dangerous game that might require stitches. Oh yea, read the reviews before purchasing, I usually do but sleep deprivation and the hope of new, shiny glassware with snappy lids had me hitting the purchase now button without a second thought, lesson learned.

Good product

Me gustan porque son de vidrio y no guardan olores , son de buena califad

love how they're the right size for a single person. Being a senior with arthritis in the hands the snap on lids work awesome

es un buen producto de calidad, de buen tamaño para comida, lo único malo es que la tapa no se puede meter al micro ondas

One of the containers came broken otherwise everything else is great