Each was packaged and was individually wrapped which was a nice thing. The lids fit on securely and have a satisfying click. The individual containers seem very sturdy and look great. Unfortunately, I had to remove a star because when they stacked together they get stuck inside each other. Other containers that you can find generally have a small lip around the outside so that they can fit together easily. However, when these are stacked the glass wedges into the other and sometimes can get stuck which requires some effort to pull apart which creates a risk of chipping or cracking.

I got these for meal prep and they're perfect! The right size for breakfasts and lunches. They seal tightly, fit in the dishwasher, and are very durable

I am happy with my purchase. Able to portion and prep my meals with these. All glasses and lids fit and came undamaged. Washed well in dishwasher. No issues with freezing.

For the record I am reviewing: [10-Pack,22 Oz]Glass Meal Prep Containers,Glass Food Storage Containers with lids,Glass Lunch Containers,Microwave, Oven, Freezer and Dishwasher (22 Oz)

Okay so this was my third order of glass containers made with this type of glass and the durable plastic lid. I purchased ones that were larger, but they were too big for lunch size meals. I purchased ones that were smaller but they were not big enough for an adult size lunch. These ones are just right for a single adult lunch entree option.

Now for those of you who think the removable rubber ring should not fall out or come off. That is a feature not a bug. They need to be able to be removed so that you can clean under and around them. Otherwise you would have to soak the lids in a sanitizing solution for at least five minutes and the rinse them several times. Bacteria can grow in the smallest places and if you do not remove the rubber ring and clean them properly, I would not want to be eating any food that you stored in these containers.

Now having said that I am not one that likes to take four hours in the kitchen cleaning every day so, I personally put a layer of plastic wrap over whatever I put into the glass container then put the lid on. This accomplishes two things. First it keeps the lid clean making it easier for me when I have to wash the dishes. Second since you should never microwave or heat the plastic lid it provides a cover for when we are reheating food in the microwave or the portable electric oven / lunch box that I bought for my husband so that he could have hot lunches every day.

I love these containers, I have thrown away all of our old plastic ones, even the tupperwear that i had from the 80's, and I have been saving on not having to buy disposable plastic containers that only last one or two uses then have to be recycled.

I will say this, I made the mistake of stacking five of the glass portions on top of one and other and it did cause the bottom one to break. It broke into two equal halves and did not shatter. I was not happy that it broke but I was happy that it was a clean break and I did not have to clean up tiny pieces of glass. I would not recommend stacking them that way. I guess while the glass is good to like 550 degrees or something, it is not good with a lot of pressure. So, keep that in mind. I figure that one was on me, so I can't fault the company.

I can honestly say, you will be happy with the size and quality of these and will get a lot of use out of them. My freezer is now full of these containers and I am so happy that I do not have to cook so often. Plus they stack really well.

I love these food prep containers. Easy to clean, easy to stack, and I love that they are glass so you're not getting any chemicals in your food when you warm them up. The lids seal very well. I have had soup in them and had them turn on their side in my lunchbox and not spill . I would buy them again and have