First time breather bag user . Reseal seam for better results?

[mountaintoppufferkeeper]

I will be shipping using breather bags in the next month or so. I have read the horror stories of breather bag seams busting. Would you re-seal the factory seam with an induction sealer prior to adding water and fish to try and avoid that risk? Would that be likely to solve the problem or cause some other issue ?

v/r

Matt

[Fish Folk]

We've got some breather bags, but haven't shipped with them yet. But this question remind me of Greg Sage's hilarious breather bag drop comparison video . . . only a NERM can understand how hilarious this is . . . 

Drop in at 7:57 in the video below. You're welcome 😂 

 

[Brian]

I have never had a problem with them.  My only suggestion is place a couple sheets of paper- newspapers between the bags.  They don’t seem to work as well if touching each other or plastic filler material.  

[Maggie]

7 hours ago, Fish Folk said:

We've got some breather bags, but haven't shipped with them yet. But this question remind me of Greg Sage's hilarious breather bag drop comparison video . . . only a NERM can understand how hilarious this is . . . 

Drop in at 7:57 in the video below. You're welcome 😂 

 

"Drop in at..." - lol!! 

His way of packaging looks alot less stressful on the bags than tying them super taut like I've seen in other videos (and the breather bag that my shrimp came in).