Plastic Container With Drawers For Jewelry

good to stock up and the hard plastic container it comes in is great for storage so they do get lost.

I have 4 of these. They took the place of random storage in plastic bags and the bottom of drawers. I like them because they are waterproof and secure, yet easy to open without breaking a fingernail, unlike some other competitors. Not expensive and highly recommended.

I got two for the E-M1X; they charged up just fine with the chargers that came with the camera. They each came with a fitted plastic container.

Clear, hard plastic. Pours nicely without any stray drips or running down the outside of the container.

This film is as expected. Each roll came in its own plastic container with cap, inside of a cardboard box. Film quality seems fine - as expected. I've used this film before and am very happy with the quality and color.

Most SDHC cards do not come with a plastic container. The organizer solves the problem. This keeps all your projects organized. I shoot SXS cards and then back them up to SDHC so I needed something to keep me together.

I routinely use many (20+) of these bags for waterproofing electronics that are left outdoors in wet conditions for over six months at a time. This is used as my second of three layers of waterproofing, I have never had these bags leak when my initial waterproofing container has failed (and it has, several times). My first layer is glass/plastic lid food container, glued shut with RTV, Loksak bag is the second layer, pelican 1000 series case is the third layer. I use Olympus silica packs in the pelican case and Ruggard or pelican 40g reusable desiccant packs in the Loksak bag to keep everything crispy dry. Double zippers and thick plastic material definitely gave me confidence in using this, as opposed to some other brands that have failed me in the past. I've been using this setup for a few years now and it has proved very successful.

The packaging for this lens filter is like no other that I have experienced.� The first thing that you notice is the hinge in the plastic container.� When I opened the case all that I saw was the black ring and thought that they had forgotten the glass.� It was that clear and went onto our Zeiss lens smoothly and perfectly.� You get what you pay for.

It's always good to have spares of these, as they are easy to lose and hard to find. It comes in a round low profile plastic container which makes it easy to add to your gear bag.

Buy these - in hard plastic container rather than the shrink wrap, as that is a bit hard to pull off, it's well worth the small extra expense.