Boveda 62% Two-Way Humidity Control Packs For Storing 1 lb – Size 67 – 4 Pack – Moisture Absorbers for Storage Containers – Humidifier Packs – Hydration Packets in Resealable Bag

I started using the Boveda 62% RH pack in my small, sealed tupperdor because I live in a very dry climate and I needed a reliable way to maintain the ideal moisture level for my items, and this pack has been absolutely outstanding. The two-way humidity control really works; it keeps the cigars nice and fresh, which is exactly the consistency I prefer, and the fact that it stabilizes the humidity within 24 to 48 hours is a huge plus when adding new items. Using it couldn't be simpler; I just dropped the 5.25 by 3.5 inch pack into the airtight container, closed the lid, and let it do its job, with no cutting or maintenance required. The only real negative is remembering to swap it out every three months or when it becomes hard and crunchy, but honestly, that’s a small trade-off for months of perfectly maintained quality and not having to worry about over-drying or under-drying my cigars.

I grabbed this 4-pack of Boveda 62% Packs to keep a pound of goods fresh in an airtight container, and they’ve been a reliable humidity hack. Each Size 67 pack (2.75" x 5") uses Boveda’s patented 2-way tech—saltwater magic that either releases or absorbs moisture to lock in 62% relative humidity (RH). I’ve been using them in a gallon jar for a few weeks, and they’ve kept everything at that sweet spot—moist but not soggy, vibrant but not moldy. Perfect for long-term storage or reviving stuff that’s gone too dry. The setup’s brain-dead simple: pull a pack from the resealable bag, toss it in your container, and seal it up. No water cups or guesswork—they just work. The 4-pack is sized for up to a pound, and one pack has handled my half-pound stash solo so far, still feeling soft after a month (they’re good for 2-4 months, depending on air exposure). The resealable bag keeps spares fresh, and they’re safe to touch your goods—food-grade materials, no weird leaching. A couple quirks: they’re not rechargeable—once they harden, they’re done, so plan replacements (about every 3 months for me). Also, the 62% RH might not suit everyone—58% could be better if you prefer drier storage. Compared to generic humidity beads I’ve tried, Boveda’s precision and no-maintenance vibe win out, though they cost more upfront. For anyone storing a pound of humidity-sensitive stuff (herbs, cigars, whatever), these are a smart pick—effective, fuss-free, and consistent. I’d rate them 4.5 stars, rounded up to 5 for the tech and reliability. Just match your RH needs and container size!

A Quality product, but like most things the prices have gone up since I purchased them last.

These worked good at keeping the moisture in with no leakage. The size was perfect and a good price point. These are so easy to use it takes all the guess work out.

Great way to take care of your cigars when stored in an airtight container

I’ve been using these for 3 years so far and they still work great

This thing works!!!! Simply put the pouch into a Tupperware container and throw your over-dehydrated flower on top. Cover it. Fish out the pouch every 12 hours, move the pouch around a bit, return into/under the flower. Do this for two days and it's beautiful, hydrated flower with no compromise to your buds. Did this to a pound. Made it perfect. Its like magic!

Grew about 3 pounds of flower(after dried) little over a year ago and had to leave it behind when I left to work out of state with these packets in the jars. Now I'm back and finally able to break into the stash again, it's as fresh and sticky as the day I jarred it and has grew in potency with it's maturity! Absolutely a necessary if you've got alot of flower or have to store any long term, absolute quality product with plenty life left after a year of use.