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Default Where can I buy mylar bags to store teas in???

Hi all:

My first thread here on rec.food.drink.tea

Does anybody know where I can get small mylar bags where I can place
some tea and seal it? You know, like those small, metallic, air-tight
pouches used by tea merchants to send tea samples in...

Thanks for your help in advance.

Phyll

 
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