Medium 8 Gram Humidity Pack 62% (36)

I tested these in 15 sealed jars along with relative humidity monitors. All of the 12 jars stayed within 2% of each other and the average was 62% which is what they're rated for. I tried restoring some cannabis from last year in a jar the relative humidity was low and it brought it up to 62% in about a week.Another advantage is the little pink dot that tells you if it's working if the monitor turns blue it's time to replace it. I will buy them again they're cheaper than the other guys and better.

These seem to work better for maintaining a constant humidity than the other brand

I find these last 2-3 times longer than similar Boveda when used two packs per 1.5 pint Ball jars. I find zero effect on flavor other than herb kept humid smells and tastes better in general. I generally puit two in a jar with 30-60 grams and when they start to lose effect I'll add a third fresh one leaving in the original two. When that gives out I'll trash or recharge all three and start again. Just what works best for me. Fyi, I highly recommend the smooth sided large opening pint and a half(24oz) Ball canning jars.

i dont think it fully works like i think it kinda holds humidity but i dont think it adds any or de humidifys it at all i dont think they fully do the job because the jell would feel differnt like be harder or softer after 3 months and it stays exactly the same that leads me to believe that these dont do much but keep it humid if it is already humid but they look sweet

As for what this does: it's perfect. I was a newbie to the whole buds thing and my stuff dried out. I continued to use it, not knowing any better until one day I Googled how to avoid that and this was the answer. Place the buds in a sealed container, such as https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B072XP52JC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1, add one packet of these, and wait a day. Your tobacco or buds (or spices...ya know...whatever you want to humidify up a bit) will be fresh again. The only important thing is getting the right humidity percentage for whatever you're trying to keep fresh, and that requires a tiny bit of research, but the smaller and more airtight the container is the longer both the item and the packet will last (opening the container as little as possible helps). How long these last depends on you, to a degree.

Much better then Boveda humidity packs! Boveda leave some type of aftertaste but these boost packs don't have any bad taste what so ever and they provide an accurate amount of moisture. Highly recommend!No one is paying or compensating me for this review in any shape or form.

After doing some simple math I figured out that the 36 pack was the best bang for my buck from a cost per unit perspective. I needed 144 units. So I ordered 4 of the 36 packs. Upon arrival and opening the box the units where just tossed in the box they weren't separated into 36 count packages as expected. After counting 3 different times myself and having my wife count twice everytime we came up 10 units short. Now I paid $118 for 4 36 packs 144 until total and only got 134....cost per unit paid for equals $0.82 times that by 10 units short that equals out to $8.20 of money spent but product not received.As for quality goes time will tell. I do like that each unit is individually wrapped so you only end up using what you need. Other brands in the past have changed RH within an hour or so of being placed in containers. Not the case with these. Takes longer (at least I'm hoping that's the case.) I have 24 units in use right now between 6 large containers with 4 RH monitors in each container to get an average RH reading. I plan to update review as more date (if any changes take place) become available.

would buy again if needed