Boveda 62% RH Size 8-10 Pack Two-Way Humidity Control Packs - for Storing 1 oz - Moisture Absorber for Small Storage Containers - Humidifier Packs - Hydration Packets w/Resealable Bag

I have tried several herb hydration products and Boveda are by far the best and most consistent. They are easy to use- with clear instructions regarding product, size & container type. They keep herbs fresh without over-hydrating. They last through the life of your product. I've never had a packet leak.

I’ve been using these Boveda packs for years now and they never fail to impress! They’re incredibly simple to use and maintain the perfect humidity level to keep my herbs fresh for months. This means I can save money and reduce waste by avoiding the need to rebuy frequently—especially outside of harvest season.Pro Tip: Did you know you can refresh these packs? Just add a small amount of distilled water to the original resealable bag, place the pack back inside and let it sit for a few days. This gives them a longer life, making them even more cost-effective!Here are a few things to keep in mind for the best results:- Jar Size Matters: Ensure your jars are proportionate to the amount of product inside.- Storage Conditions: Monitor the temperature and overall environment where your jars are stored for optimal performance.I’ve purchased these packs multiple times for myself, my family and even my boyfriend—they’re just that amazing tbh. The size and product details are always accurate and the packaging is secure. I’ve never received a defective product, and my orders consistently arrive on time... the size details are accurate, kind of the size of an average woman's palm.If you’re looking for a simple, effective, and reusable solution to keep your herbs or other items perfectly hydrated, these Boveda packs are a must-have!

Boveda is the gold standard in maintaining humidification for musical instruments. They offer a specific set for large instruments such as guitars. This set contains three packs at 49% humidity each. If you live in the Northeast, that set is perfectly adequate to maintain your guitar's humidity at the recommended range - between 40 and 50% - for eight months out of the year.HOWEVER.... from November through end of February, those packs are unlikely to win the battle against winter dryness As I found out the hard way: cracks started appearing in a prized vintage guitar which (I thought) was fully protected by 49% boveda packs. When i checked the hygrometer inside the case, it read 30% - so, not so much.I had it repaired by my luthier and asked him if there was any way to prevent this from happening again. He said get the 58% packs - put them in on Halloween, replace them with the 49% packs on St. Patrick's day. Problem solved! During those months the 58% packs functioned perfectly. Guitar humidity never varies from 45 to 47% and I've avoided another $300 unexpected repair bill. Highly recommended

Works amazing and keeps product really fresh. I'm in FL and find these work better than the 63 due to the humidity here.

I like them the product helps very effectively with managing the curing process of my harvest makes the job much easier It does perform as stated .However it is very expensive ad I cant really say that I think it is good value for the money because of the high price. It is very important to control humidity levels in the curing stage and this product will do that . They also come in handy sizes for your canning jars

I've been using Boveda 65% to keep my cigars for many years, but there were signs of overhumidification such as mold in my cigar stash. So, I made a decision of switching 65% to 58% for a change.After just several days of utilising them, humidity is slowly but steadily reduced to 64%. Although it'll take some time to decrease humidity even lower, I'm really happy with them since it was stuck at 67-68/69% all the time when I was using 65%.I highly recommemd to try Boveda 58% for those who're struggling with high humidity and using airtight containers inluding tupperdor (humidity can be higher in these vessels) like me.

The 58% is perfect for my needs the 62% is ok but harder to light and stay lit when using the "product" it was keeping fresh. Highly recommend the 58%. Also they say to change the packs every 3 months. I store my "product" in 2gal food safe containers. So I use the 1 pound packs (size 67). They have lasted about 18 - 24 months!!I keep Hygrometer's in my buckets and it is quite amazing how accurate the Boveda humidity packs are. The % is always exact or within 1%. The Accuracy is VERY impressive!

I’ve tried most other brands, nothing works like the real deal. Best part is they last, keep your herbs in pristine condition. I’ve had grove bags stored for months I’ve had to change the batteries in the hydrometer and the pack is still flexible and doing as it should.