20 PCS Clear Plastic Film Canisters with Lids，35mm CaliberEmpty Camera Reel Containers,Storing of Small Personal and Household Items,Pills, Film, Keys, Coins, Art Beads and More Storage Containers

These are so hard to find for Alma selzer rockets. I can reuse them from year to year and they seal stays tight.

Hard to find these but they are exactly what I needed for small portions of candy for travel for blood sugar emergencies

If you need a small container for a small thing, here's a pack of them for a reasonable price.

Purchased these in order to conduct a science experiment for children involving expanding gases.Not much to say about what the item is, as it clearly is what it states it is. If you're using it to store rolls of film or as small change holders, it'll do the job.If you're using them as we were, to temporarily contain gases before the container body pops off as a mini rocket, you'll get about a 50-75% success rate. Even though the lids were fully closed, some of them allowed the water and gas bubbles to escape at a rate that didn't allow the experiment to be successful. Still enjoyable to try and you haven't spent a fortune to make it happen. The majority that did work as intended resulted in a satisfactory 10 foot rocket shot and "POP" sound.

I'm using these in my Fire Kits - to hold cotton balls dipped in Vaseline.(These are VERY easy to light - using ferro rod, match, or lighter - even in rain!)These canisters keep the mess contained, and make it easy to see what's inside.Use a stick to take 1 out; spread it out; put sticks on top & bottom; light it!NOTE - my zippered pencil case (size A6) contains:3 Coghlan match cases (25 kitchen, 20 waterproof, 20 stormproof);2 BIC-MINI lighters (in cut-down pkg); TinderQuik "wicks" (25, in 2"x3" bag);20 cotton rounds (in 4"x5" bag); 15 cotton balls w/ Vaseline (in film canister);1 Bayite ferro rod (1/4"x 2", on HD keyring); 1 Bayite striker (on case zipper);1 3"x5" plastic magnifier (x3, in plastic case); 2 hand warmers (2 pkgs).

Good and Bad hence my 3 star review -- for the price, great little container to hold things on a more permanent basis- the little bottles are very hard to open which can be good if that is what you are looking for. However for storing items that you need on a regular basis, (for me i wanted them to store batteries and/or vitamins for travel), be prepared to pry the bottles open.

I use these for travel. I used to save my film containers and happy to know they still make them. Will be using for an upcoming trip.

Some tops are super hard and chipped my nails, others easy- great size for duty