What is another word for resealability?
Pronunciation: [ɹɪsˌiːləbˈɪlɪti] (IPA) 
The term "resealability" describes the ability of a packaging material or container to be resealed after it has been opened. Synonyms for this word include "reclosability," "reusability," and "re-closure capability." Other related phrases include "easy-open" or "convenient-to-reseal" packaging. The ability to reseal packaging is an important feature for preserving the freshness and shelf-life of a variety of products, from food items to medications. Many modern packaging materials and designs have been developed to enhance resealability, from zippers and peel-and-seal closures to vacuum-sealed bags and snap-tight lids. By offering improved resealability, these packaging options help reduce product waste and increase consumer convenience.
