2 x 15 Rapid Release Water-Soluble Paper Pouches | 2” W x 4” L | Dissolves Quickly in Water | Sealed on 3 Sides | Biodegradable | Eco-Friendly | Pack of 100 White Pouches

These pouches work really well! At first glance they seem small but actually hold a fair amount. The texture feels different from most plastics and paper but they seem fairly durable: held together quite well until introduced to water. And speaking of: they dissolve very quickly, especially with a little agitation or moving water! Tried them in fresh and salt water and they dissolved within seconds. Definitely a good product for the money!

Works great . Sealed them with my flat iron. And we threw a algaecide and herbicide in pond with them so easy. It's hard to get far in a pond with a sprayer so got granular and the bags and threw them. Lol maybe used a balloon sling shot to get them right in middle of pond. Lol. So easy. Amazing.

Love the product , it wonderfull

This paper is so thick, the sealed edges take up most of the room and they do not dissolve properly. I almost choked even after cutting half the length off. I only put in 1 g of powder to test it. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. Saving a few dollars is not worth it. Get the real blate pouches.

The pockets were a great way to spread my sons ashes at every port we went to . Dissolved quickly highly recommend

Used to leave my wife’s ashes in different ports while on cruise in AlaskaAlso dropped packet of ashes from aft of ship while cruising at night. She loved cruising and this was best way to remember our adventures.

Used to disperse my son's ashes in Ocean. Worked beautifully. 💜

Half of the physical dimension of these is "seal" and there is almost no space inside to put anything. I gave them an extra star because I blame myself a little bit for not taking more time to think about the dimensions and specs. I'm not sure how you can get anything in them but I'm sure they are good for something. That is a pencil in the attached picture for scale. I had hoped to fill them with wildflower seed and launch them with a slingshot to add a little natural color around my neighborhood. I think that wind resistance would prevent these from travelling very far, even if I could figure out how to pack them really full. I still think it was a pretty good idea but I will have to buy much larger pouches with much narrower sealed margins to get the volume to surface area that I had hoped for.