LUVCOSY 3 Pack Herb Keeper, BPA-Free Plastic Herb Saver with an Inner Basket for Cilantro, Mint, Parsley, and Asparagus, Keeps Fresh Herbs for 3 Times Longer

I shopped every option for herb keepers and read many reviews about much more expensive options and ones with fancy features and gimmicks but I settled on these and I am happy I did. My only complaint about these are I wish they were about 2" taller.. then they would be perfect to me. That said, they are plenty tall for asparagus and even my green onions which I cut down the tops a little to fit in. At first I thought these would be great but would end up drilling a few holes to allow some moisture to escape and get a little air flow. I was pleasantly surprised that the lids have a little stop before you actually snap them all the way down which creates a gap on each side of the lid that allows regulating moisture and airflow if you don't snap them fully shut. I don't close the lid all the way on any of them now as it seems to be just the right moisture level with the small gap. On my asparagus I leave the lid a little more open and it stays perfect. Also, I love being able to remove the basket to grab some herbs for cooking or to change water every few days (which one should do regularly if you want the herbs to stay fresh). Not having a drain plug like many other options to get knocked out and spill or get lost is also great. I don't need a drain plug when I can remove the basket and dump the water out and refill with fresh water. Another big plus for me is they are a great size (for my fridge at least). I can fit two deep in my large door shelves so I have four of them in an area that before with my jars and plastic bags would have only fit two or three and there would be bags all over the place and herbs getting closed in the door. They are just large enough for a large bunch of cilantro or parsley. The dividers are nice to have but I threw 3 of the 4 of mine away because for most herbs they would be too small of compartments. I use one divider for my green onions in the large pocket and rosemary in one of the small ones. I have had a bunch of Cilantro in one for two weeks now and its still nice and fresh, this has never happened before!

following directions, it was very easy to use cilantro and parsley look like I just bought them over a week later - I did trim the bottoms, put water only to just the bottom of the insert. a week later I changed the water, and I think the herbs will keep even longer - I added more cilantro to the back and picked out a few yellowing stems when I changed the water. should have done this years ago!

I sprout all the time and these contains are just excellent - thank you

Well made herb keeper that was easy to set up and use. However, I found this herb keeper larger than expected and more than I needed. I exchanged it (sent it back) and asked to receive a single herb keeper as there is enough room for 3 different herbs which is sufficient for my needs. I thought it was somewhat pricy but it has nice capacity for several herbs and device is well made so I thought it was worthwhile to buy despite the higher cost of a few other models. It does keep herbs fresher for longer but you must remember to change the water every day. I hand wash the herb keeper since it is easy to do.

I was hesitant about this but it really works. I have only used it with cilantro. But it does make the cilantro last about 10 days.

A lot larger than I was thinking, even with the measurments listed.

Love these containers! They keep herbs fresh for up to two weeks if you change the water out every few days. Put in just about 1 1/2 inches of water. Do not fill.

Best purchase of 2025 for sure. I've been using glasses with water and a baggie over the top for months to preserve cilantro which has become a staple in our cooking. Just this has saved us many times from running out of fresh cilantro before getting to the store. However the cilantro still tended to rot prematurely. This greens keeper (ha ha) works even better. The cilantro leaves stay dry and content in the upper part while the stems maintain water supply from below. The insert pulls out for easy removal of individual stems or leaves. I found that a bent paperclip allows me to just raise the insert to the top but leaves the dripping water inside - no muss, no fuss. I love this and greatly appreciate having it available.