CANLOCK 75mL "The Stash" Airtight Vacuum Glass Stash Jar Various Colors (1 Count)
Glass Jars
Description
The Stash from CANLOCK is one of the most ideal storage containers on the market. Versatile, it can fit both flower and pre-rolls. In fact, it has a storage capacity of 3.5 to 7 grams, or 10 to 15 pre-rolls at a time, depending on your size preference. The Stash is available in 75 mL, or you can check out The Stash+, which is available in 150 mL.
Its Stay Fresh storage system allows you to keep a quarter of an ounce or more of herbs fresh and sealed away. Keep the contents moist and control its air flow with a storage container that never stops giving.
The material of The Stash is an FDA-approved premium, durable borosilicate glass. It's a dishwasher-safe bottle, and every CANLOCK lid is equipped with a built-in airlock pump. The pressurized seal helps to prevent any smell from escaping the glass container.
The Stash also comes in a wide array of different colors and designs, so you can choose clear, or choose designs that will resonate more with your customers.
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Fresh Uses:
- Edibles
- Spices
- Pre-rolls
- Coffee
- Tea
- Herbs
- Nuts
- Dried Food
- Dried Fruit
- Vitamins
- Protein Powder
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What is the Stash?
The Stash is the first portable container for flower with a built-in reusable vacuum pump. -
How much weed can the Stash hold?
You can store up to 7 grams of ungrounded flowers in the jar. For pre-rolls or blunts, we’ve fit up to 13 RAW king sized cones. -
How many times can I press the pump?
You can press the pump about 5-10 times before the vacuum is created. Depends on the size and contents. Once the pump is flattened out, you know the jar is vacuum-sealed. -
How do I clean my Canlock?
The premium glass jar container is dishwasher safe. Please clean the ultra seal lid with a damp cloth. Use warm water and mild soap if necessary. -
Can I use Boveda® packs in my Canlock?
Sure, adding a Boveda® pack is a great addition but certainly not necessary.
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Height of jar = 4.688 in.
- Diameter of jar = 1.8125 in.
