NETANY Airtight Glass Jars
Colour-coded airtight jars from a two-ounce dressing pot up to a lunch jar
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- 5/5options listed
- 2.3 x 1.8 x 2.3 instated size
- $1.67per piece, cheapest option
- 1,125ratings
What one piece costs at each count
Read this list down, not across. The options here differ in more than the number of pieces, so the cheapest piece is not the same piece as the dearest — compare two rows only when the option beside them matches.
- 6 pieces$9.99$1.67 each6 pack, 2 oz
- 12 pieces$24.99$2.08 each12 pack, 8 oz
- 6 pieces$14.99$2.50 each6 pack, 4 oz
- 6 pieces$18.99$3.17 each6 pack, 8 oz
- 4 pieces$14.99$3.75 each4 pack, 16 oz
Pack price divided by the number of pieces, nothing added. Options with no active listing are left out of this list, because a count you cannot buy has no price per piece.
What it is
Small glass jars with silicone-sealed, colour-coded lids, sold as sixes, a four and a twelve across four capacities. The smallest is a dressing or dip pot a little over two inches tall; the largest count is a dozen of the mid size, which is the meal-prep box of the family.
Two features separate these from the oats jars on the same shelf. The first is the seal: the maker calls the lids leakproof rather than merely airtight, which is the claim that matters if the jar travels in a bag with a salad rather than sitting in a fridge — dressing in a jar that leaks is a ruined bag, not a ruined lunch. The second is the colour coding. Lids in different colours let you tell sauce from dressing from dip without opening anything, which is the only reason a set like this beats re-using jam jars. The glass is described as extra thick, reusable, fridge and dishwasher safe, with a wide mouth to fill and scoop through. Capacity is the real decision here and the counts follow it: the small sizes come in sixes because that is a working week of lunches.
In use
Fits: packed lunches where dressing travels separately, meal prep in portions, and a fridge door full of small amounts of sauce. Does not fit: storing anything in bulk — the largest jar in the family is still a small jar, and the pantry sets on this shelf are the better answer.
Specification
| Dimensions | 2.3 x 1.8 x 2.3 in |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.3 lb |
| Options | 5 options |
| Shelf | Jars & Canisters |
What the maker states
Below is the manufacturer’s own description of the product, quoted from the listing. It is their claim, not our test.
- GO SIZE – Compact 2.25’’x 1.74’’ design holds 2 oz of dressings, dips, sauces, or snacks. Easy to pack, easy to carry, and fits perfectly in lunch boxes, bags, or bento kits.
- GRADE GLASS – Made from extra thick glass,free from harmful ingredients. Completely reusable, and dishwasher, fridge safe for everyday use.
- 100% LEAKPROOF & AIRTIGHT SEAL – Silicone-sealed lids lock in freshness and prevent spills. Toss it in your bag with confidence — no mess, no leaks, just perfectly fresh contents.
- QUICK-IDENTIFY COLORFUL LIDS + CLEAR JAR – Color-coded lids let you organize at a glance, while the transparent glass makes it easy to see what’s inside. Never mix up flavors again!
- WIDE MOUTH FOR EASY USE – Fill, scoop, and clean effortlessly thanks to the wide opening. Hand-wash or dishwasher clean — simplicity every time.
What 1,125 ratings can and cannot tell you
A high average on a mid-sized sample, which for a leakproof claim is the most useful kind of evidence: a lid that leaks gets reported immediately and loudly, and the score has not been dragged down. What it does not cover is the silicone after a year — gaskets take a set, and a jar that sealed in month one may weep in month twelve. Nobody rates a product for that.
The average is the retailer’s own figure across every option in this family, not a score of ours, and no review is quoted or paraphrased anywhere on this site.
Questions about this one
Will the small jars leak in a bag?
The maker specifically claims leakproof, silicone-sealed lids and aims the smallest size at lunch boxes. That is their claim; it is printed below in their own words.
What are the coloured lids for?
Telling the contents apart at a glance. The jar is clear, the lid is the label.
Which box is the meal-prep one?
The twelve of the mid capacity. The sixes suit one person's week; the four of the largest size is for bigger portions.
The rest of the shelf, side by side
Prices are the lowest in each family; the per-piece column is empty where a family is sold one piece at a time.
| On this shelf | Price | Per piece | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
 | $29.99to $49.99 | $1.25 | 4.87,035 ratings |
 | $19.99to $29.99 | $2.50 | 4.74,490 ratings |
 | $17.99to $24.99 | $4.17 | 4.51,253 ratings |
 | $9.99to $24.99 | $1.67 | 4.71,125 ratings |
 | $12.99to $34.99 | $0.87Lowest in this column | 4.7188 ratings |