In short I find it definitely helps with some drier flower more than fresher seeming flower and they come in handy if not for your present flower but future stuff and basically they just regulate the humidity to 62% ,I tend to use them automatically.
Thank youI have noticed that there is no thread on the brands that insert a Boveda pack when packaging. The difference is significant i lean heavily towards any brand that does include a Boveda pack. Please post any new brands or missing thankyou! Also please note Lumir® and Peace Naturals® tend to as a brand include a Boveda.
The List:
Lumir® WT2 T21 Wild Thailand
Lumir® CC8 T22 Chem de la Chem
As did the Jet Fuel Gelato
I think there is thread on it mate ,gimme a minute
I don't use boveda packs as imo you shouldn't need them, but after 2months on medical again I can see why I get free boveda packs with every perscription....
I've seen this myself somewhere but never tried it. I've seen also you can buy a terpene of choice, put a drop of terpene onto a bud and fix it to the underside lid of the container and close for so many hours.
Yea you can get terpene infused cannabis I personally wouldn't touch any of that though. There's a big thing in USA atm in New York predominantly for sprayed packs.
turns out, I'm not alone, and certainly not imagining the benefits of humidity packs 
The difference between boveda and integra is boveda is salt solution and integra is glycerin solution and its been said that salt solution is not the best for terpenes, Saying it adds moisture but steals terpenes so integra glycerin solution is meant to be better.After just commenting about humidity packs on another thread, moaning about how I think it should be industry standard, I felt like I was getting too comfortable in here
I've been purchasing Integra Boost 62% (4g sachet is good for 10g)
They're slightly cheaper than Boveda, do the same thing, and come with a little card that changes colour when they're "done done". They last ages, can be doubled up for keeping more material fresh, or you can just purchase the bigger size sachet...
They've actually outlasted the Boveda that came with a 4C Labs script, so I'm sticking with them until I no longer need to purchase separately.
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This is super interesting, thank you for sharing!
I agree. Science FTW
I had an email from Boveda and they are selling curing packs now and say it'll cure flower in 10 days. Obviously that's handy for home grown flower.After just commenting about humidity packs on another thread, moaning about how I think it should be industry standard, I felt like I was getting too comfortable in here
I've been purchasing Integra Boost 62% (4g sachet is good for 10g)
They're slightly cheaper than Boveda, do the same thing, and come with a little card that changes colour when they're "done done". They last ages, can be doubled up for keeping more material fresh, or you can just purchase the bigger size sachet...
They've actually outlasted the Boveda that came with a 4C Labs script, so I'm sticking with them until I no longer need to purchase separately, as not all of brands do this and some need them more than others
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definitely benefits the overly dry flower in my experience.
They do work well, what i was saying above is the only reason I could come up with what people were saying it can ruin your flower.I was just tired of dry MC turning to dust in the grinder
In the past, I have used Boveda on BM, stuff that was definitely handed over too soon
I guess it does what it says, 2 way humidity control!!
Please, add these for having the Boveda packI have noticed that there is no thread on the brands that insert a Boveda pack when packaging. The difference is significant i lean heavily towards any brand that does include a Boveda pack. Please post any new brands or missing thankyou! Also please note Lumir® and Peace Naturals® tend to as a brand include a Boveda.
The List:
How do you know when the Boveda ones are done? Amazon for purchasing these? I have collected all of the Boveda packs and just have them in a glass jar I use to store whatever Indica I am using.After just commenting about humidity packs on another thread, moaning about how I think it should be industry standard, I felt like I was getting too comfortable in here
I've been purchasing Integra Boost 62% (4g sachet is good for 10g)
They're slightly cheaper than Boveda, do the same thing, and come with a little card that changes colour when they're "done done". They last ages, can be doubled up for keeping more material fresh, or you can just purchase the bigger size sachet...
They've actually outlasted the Boveda that came with a 4C Labs script, so I'm sticking with them until I no longer need to purchase separately, as not all of brands provide them, and some need them more than others.
