[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had heard my dad and my aunt talk more than once about how I needed to get some Press n Seal as they watched me struggle with other plastic wraps. Finally I gave in and brought a roll home. I now know what they were talking about. Thanks Glad for such an awesome product. PS last time I noticed my dad had 6 rolls in his cabinet. Guess he wants to make sure he always has Press n Seal on hand!

I had the same problem hundreds of others had--the product is great but it's impossible to get it out of the box. Why?--Press 'n Seal uses a plastic cutter but Cling Wrap uses a metal one. I epoxied the metal cutter from Cling Wrap on my Press 'n Seal box and now it cuts fine. Why haven't you thought of this instead of replying with canned replies to "call us to talk about it?" This is a simple packaging problem you should have solved years ago. The product is unique and expensive enough that you could spend a bit more on the package and nobody would notice. Wake up Glad!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Glad Press & Seal is the only plastic wrap I use anymore. It provides a nice tight seal on my dishware without becoming loose like other wraps. I also like that its microwave safe. Being able to toss a covered plate or dish in the microwave for a quick reheat (without the messy splatter) makes it a breeze for clean up! I won't buy anything else!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Glad Press’n Seal wrap is strong and gives a tight seal when applied to cover a bowl dish or plate. As compared to other products Press n Seal is easy to use and doesn't stick to the rest of the roll making it user friendly. By far the best product on the market for food covering applications.

I am fighting Stage 3C Clear cell Ovarian Cancer for the 2nd time since Nov 2014. I had one year almost in remission and its now back. To save my veins and some pain since I did all chemo via IV and blood tests etc., I now have a PICC line in my arm and because of it, I have to keep it dry during showers. They have a plastic sleeve thingy that you can put on with buckles but I can't do it one handed. So out comes the Press and Seal wrap and ta da, I can shower and keep my PICC line dry! Yay for Glad Press and Seal! I use quite a bit to wrap around my arm so wonder if it comes in longer length boxes? Thanks Glad!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just when you think plastic wrap can't be any more innovative, Glad comes up with this product. It's nice that it can stick to many surfaces and provide an air and watertight seal. You can also double it over to create your own pouches.

I purchased this product the 1st time about 2 months ago, and I was instantly hooked. It kept my food so fresh and it was amazing. I have bought it ever since. Even though the price is more than the brand I used to get I absolutely love using this product.

I have used this product for years and it is great. But the last box I bought had a terrible cutter. The only way I could use was to cut with scissors and that is too burdensome. I wrap things I put in freezer to help with the seal and it works great. But I am searching for another product now due to the cutter on the box. It is too expensive to waste too much because of the cutter. The cutter popped off first time I used and I tried to fasten it back but it came off again. It was good enough to cut the film anyway. You will lose sales if you you don't fix this. Would not recommend with the current cutter. Definitely would if you fix this problem.

I have been using Press'n Seal since it was first introduced, and I love the product. However; I don't love the larger packaging. I recently bought a Value Size box (140 Sq. ft.# thinking it would be a better value, and keep from having to purchase it so often. I have never had an issue getting the product to cut cleanly, until I bought this large box. I think the problem is the geometry of the container - the distance from the cutting surface to the top edge of the cardboard box is long enough#2 3/16") to allow the cardboard to bow, which in turn allows the cutting surface to bow. The cutting edge needs to remain rigid to get a good cut. My short term solution is to buy the smaller container in the future. My recommendation to GLAD is to revisit the packaging on this larger size, and somehow stiffen the box or the cutter to allow a better cut.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Press’n Seal is great for when you have those handful of dishes that cling wrap won't "cling" too. We used this on a wooden cutting board that contained meats and cheese, it sealed right up and was easy for transporting. Wouldn't use everyday but is great for this specific items.