Integrate Boost 62% 4GR 200 sachets for humidity control

Integra Boost 62% 4g bags for Humidity Regulators, this product is useful for the maintenance and conservation of inflorescences, regulating the relative humidity inside the container used for tanning and conservation. Integra Boost 62% stabilizes the humidity in the storage container at 62% humidity, optimal for long-term maintenance of already dried flowers. The exact percentage of humidity during the tanning and conservation phase does not alter the flavours, does not degrade the colors and does not alter the aroma and organoleptic properties.

The INTEGRA boost Humidity Regulators bags, unlike the competition, do not contain salts but are produced with a glycerine-based preparation, which in no way alters the smell and taste of the precious harvest.

How to use this humidity regulator

Once drying is complete, we can place the flowers in the appropriate containers and insert the Integra Boost bag. This humidity regulator will take 1 day to reach constant humidity, after which your product can be stored for a long time in complete safety. Integra Boost moisture stabilizing bags can be used in all containers: heat sealable pouches, glass jars or any container suitable for preserving flowers. The 4g Integra boost bags are useful for preserving 15g of flowers .

These humidity regulators, once inserted into the container, have a shelf life of 3-4 months. Integra boost has humidity indicators inside each package, to be positioned inside the container, to be sure of the relative humidity level. These humidity indicators have a humidity measurement range from 10% to 60%, which is measured based on the color they take on.

Why use Integra boost bags to maintain relative humidity

What is the purpose of maintaining relative humidity during tanning and storage?

If the air cannot maintain the right level of water vapor, the high humidity can lead to mold growth. While if the humidity levels are too low, the flowers will tend to dry out and become brittle, the trichomes full of resin and terpenes will begin to decompose, and the flavor and smell of the flowers will fade.