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Integra Boost 62% (67 g)
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Integra Boost 55% (67 g)
5,36 € -
Integra Boost 62% (8 g)
1,55 € -
Integra Boost 55% (8 g)
1,55 €
Integra Boost is a patented technology that releases and absorbs moisture, maintaining relative humidity at 55% or 62% in a contained environment.
These humidity regulating sachets are the safest on the market as they do not contain corrosive ingredients (salt-free solution), do not alter the aroma or flavor of the herbs, include a sachet change indicator (without touching it), individually wrapped sachets and comply with FDA regulations (US Food and Drug Administration).
An 8 gram sachet is enough to control the humidity of up to 28 grams of herbs. One 67 gram sachet is enough to monitor the humidity of up to 450 grams of herbs.
Use as many sachets as required for the size of the container.
A replacement indicator card is included with each Integra Boost packet for accurate reading of humidity levels and hands-free monitoring.
The replacement indicator card lets you know when it’s time to replace your packet, without having to open your container and search for a packet, and without having to empty your jar to reach the humidity packet.
When the dot turns blue, it’s time to replace the packet. The life of Integra Boost depends on the container sizes and how often they are opened.
Two relative humidity levels availableWhen the RH is Below 55%, your weed doesn’t have enough moisture. This will cause your cannabis to dry out and become brittle, making it unpleasant to smoke. Dryness will also decrease its potency and weight. When the RH is above 62%, you have too much moisture which can lead to the growth of dangerous bacteria, such as mold, mildew, and bacteria. The difference between 55% and 62% are the humidity levels. 55% adds less moisture and 62% allows for more humidity. Some consumers prefer a slightly drier environment, with RH as low as 55%. It all depends on your personal preference and how long you intend to keep a given strain. Both are safe levels because they are both within the “ideal range.” |