Take the air out of the jars you already own.
ROKUME pulls the air out of a regular-mouth mason jar with one press. No bags, no hose, no attachment.
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- One button, and it stops on its own
- Fits regular-mouth mason jars
- 10 stainless-steel lids included
- Charges with USB-C, like a phone
How it works
Three steps, and the jar is sealed. No bags to buy and nothing to plug in while you use it.
Fill a jar and put a lid on
Use the regular-mouth mason jars already in your kitchen.
Screw ROKUME on and press once
You'll hear it pull the air out. When it's done, it stops by itself.
Unscrew it. The jar is sealed
Berries, greens, coffee, nuts, flour — anything that goes stale or fuzzy.
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Seal your berries, your greens, your coffee and your flour. If it isn't right for you, email us and we'll send a free return label and refund everything you paid, including shipping.
Get ROKUME →First order: Buy 2, Get 1 Free · arrives in 6–12 days
About ROKUME
ROKUME makes one thing: a small vacuum sealer that takes the air out of the mason jars people already own. It was built on a family farm that grew more than it could sell at market or eat at home, where berries went fuzzy in a few days.
The jar was never the weak spot — the lid is. A normal lid keeps dust out but leaves the air sealed in with your food. ROKUME takes it out with one press.
Sealing isn't canning. Sealed food still belongs in the fridge or freezer. What changes is the air around it.
Contact and policies
Email rokumeworld@gmail.com
We answer returns and order questions at the same address.