Oxygen Absorbers

Oxygen absorbers can greatly prolong the shelf life of stored foods. Use this chart to determine how many oxygen absorbers you will need.

If you’re just getting started in food storage, you need to learn about oxygen absorbers and silica gel. They both help you preserve food longer. However, oxygen absorbers and silica gel work in two totally different ways… So, what’s the

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Oxygen absorbers are a key player if you are hoping to store food long term. Learn how to store dry goods using OA, includes a free printable with recommended CCs for different size bags or buckets.

Learn all about mylar bags and oxygen absorbers and how to use them for your long term emergency disaster food storage purposes.

Most commercial oxygen absorbers are nothing more than fine iron powder mixed with a polymer grain to allow air circulation through the powder – the rusting of the iron powder depletes the containe…

Four ways to store food long-term with oxygen absorber packets, detailed instructions, shelf life, desiccants, and other FAQs.

Want to know how many Oxygen Absorbers you need for your long term food storage. Check out our simple chart.

Oxygen absorbers for packaging cereals and seeds can eliminate Nitrogen Flushing and vacuuming, cut down the cost of packaging, and give a better feasible alternative. The trapped air during packaging causes the iron in the absorber to turn to rust, reducing oxygen. This process is called "oxidation". The transition in oxygen content develops a higher concentration of nitrogen, which is best for the long-term shelf-life of the packaged item.

Oxygen Absorbers are used to remove oxygen from a sealed container, creating a nitrogen environment for long-term food/ pharma product storage.