Good quality Saran wrap

I have purchased this product for years so I know what the quality should be. The film is so thin now until it tears when it should not tear. At first, I thought it was tearing too easily because the new roll was at its heaviest. Even after using the product daily for months, this thin product is tearing too easily. Making the product thinner gives Sam's Club a higher profit, and it give customers a poor-quality product. Shame on this billion-dollar company for selling poor quality products just to make a larger profit.

great product and value

Excellent

we have used this foodservice film for years and years. Its a good price, but quality control has gone down - especially since covid. To use this, without it tearing or coming out incorrectly, you have to pull up in the air and then down. when you get to the end of the roll, you have to constantly get a knife and try and gently fix it because it starts coming out wrong. I just wish we could get a decent product

Having purchased food service wrap at Sam's in the past I didn't really look at it, I just assumed it was new packaging, but I was wrong--it is a different manufacturer and the complete opposite of the product Sam's used to sell. This one is thin/flimsy and my finger goes right through it when pulling it from the box. It tears lengthwise inside the box making the pieces unusable and a mess to cleanup IN the box. It sticks to itself inside the box but once outside it is one of the worst products on the market--rarely sticking to itself and certainly no chance of pulling it tightly across something and expecting it to stay put. This product has that stupid metal strip for cutting that we all hate, and in this case creates a jagged tear rather than a nice cut edge. I'm angry Sam's switched to such a junky product. I wish I'd thought to take a photo or better yet, a video of the mess I had when I tried to use it but I was too busy trying to make it work and get back on schedule to think of something like that, and now I'm just interested it returning if to get my money back so I can go elsewhere to buy the product they used to sell.

Cumbersome for home use

So this is a very good film; it has good millage to its thickness and it clings much better than any small roll of "cling wrap" one can purchase from the local grocery store.... Very rarely does a day pass where I do not use this stuff for something... I use it for everything and then some... Of course it's good for kitchen and food use but it's also good for wrapping non food items for storage to keep them dust free and clean; one can wrap almost anything with this stuff... It's also good for tightly wrapping up certain items to condense them and save space (E.g. I use a small bit of this to keep my cinch straps rolled up and wrapped tightly and they then fit in a clean paint can very nice and orderly). Ok so THE PROBLEM WITH THIS PRODUCT however is that it is very inconsistent when it comes to unrolling without tearing on the end(s) and creating a frustrating hassle for the user... I go through 3-4 full rolls of this product per year and I've noticed that each individual roll has its own characteristics... What I mean is that some rolls are perfect and dont rip on the edge at all for the entire lifespan of the roll, whereas other rolls start the obnoxious edge ripping from the moment the roll is put into service... other rolls don't start doing it until mid roll so you never know what kind of unrolling experience you will get with this product... -- AND it doesn't matter if you inspect the ends for damage prior to using because no damage or anything else can be seen... and it doesn't matter if you take great care to be sure you are pulling it out evenly when you unroll some film for use, if it's gonna rip on an edge, it's gonna rip no matter what.. It's just very important to be on guard for any potential rip starting because it's a lot easier to fix it right away before you've gone several rotations of the roll.. Despite all that, this is good film, I've been using it and dealing with it for over 10 years and I will buy again and also recommend with the caveat I previously described. One trick that may or may not work for you is to use hot glue and velcro or sticky velcro to keep the box sturdy and stationary to a surface for when it gets low on film and thus very light and the whole box wants to move to you as you go to unroll some film...

I was looking for the wrap with the zipper opener. I can't find it anywhere!! I returned this product.

Will not dispense without tearing at the edges. Half of the roll is lost trying to unravel the mess left behind.