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I only notice this with weed baggies from legal weed. Not only is it not an official Zip-Lock™ system, they're made specifically to be hard to open as a child safety feature. But it's too good at that, being difficult for an adult to open too.
Most others are so weak, they never actually snap shut properly or they're just incredibly thin and tear right off the bag when you try to open it.
Alternatively, grab a knife or some scissors and skip to step 3.
Oh I know how they're supposed to open, but yeah I usually just take scissors to them because I have my own jar and a huge box of those O2 packet things someone gave me.
I almost ripped a nail off trying to open my edibles a few weeks back. I now put them in a few childproof jars from other edibles that I've saved.
On a side note: those bags aren't childproof, as any kid with a pair of safety scissors is going to make quick work of them.
Maybe they should, like, not make them look like candy bags. Thanks, capitalism, for ruining weed before it's 100% legal.