Do those "no rust" bags actually work?

Ive seen these things people at gun shows call "no rust bags". Usually like a thick big baggie colored red. Supposedly they are made of some material that inhibits rust for pistol storage. Do those things really work or are they kind of just stuff you see on late night tv that don't really work nearly as well as they are advertised?

I don't plan on storing a lot of pistols but I want to get a couple to keep stored I don't regularly shoot.

I know nothing beats just regularly cleaning your gun and keeping it properly oiled but I figured if they actually worked it might add an extra layer of protection.

Whats your thoughts?

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Has anyone heard or actually bought Ghost holsters?

At present, I have a very comfy and discreet Galco Soft-Tuk holster. I have one for both my G19 and my Astra 680 snub.

I have also found another brand sold locally that is not hideously expensive, yet seems to have a nice design: Ghost holsters, specifically the "Civilian Inside" holster. It is a Theis style holster.

My Galco makes my gun very concealable indeed, but also makes he gun somewhat hard to pull out quickly. More practice would improve that, but it will never be a quick draw holster. I also find that re-holstering in the tiny Soft-Tuk is nigh on impossible with one hand.

As usual, keeping my options open!!

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