Harvest & Curing Don't buy on Amazon

[JSH1973]

Ok, not trying to shame the Amazon vendor but none of the 3 different size packs I bought seem to be doing anything, even when I doubled the recommended size pack.
Buy directly from Boveda if you can, just to avoid getting old outdated stuff.

 

[St. Tom]

Ok, not trying to shame the Amazon vendor but none of the 3 different size packs I bought seem to be doing anything, even when I doubled the recommended size pack.
Buy directly from Boveda if you can, just to avoid getting old outdated stuff.

I like amazon for one thing the returns procedure is easy not like ebay

 

[JSH1973]

I like amazon for one thing the returns procedure is easy not like ebay

They're great for that alright , I don't think I can return these now that they are opened though.

 

[Jpkindbud]

Are the packs flexible, liquid feel inside? If so they are good, if hard and crunchy, used up... but you prob already knew that

 

[bad dragon bzzz]

there is a lot of advertized blurb that goes along with some products.They wernt designed to adjust humidity from 40% down to 64%
In theory boveda keeps humidity stable.So if using 64% bovedas material should be 64% at the begining.open air will dry out weed a hell of a lot quicker than 400 jumbo sized packs.Again throw 400 jumbo sized bovedas in a bucket of water and theres only gonna be 1 winner.But obviously if the bovedas are crunchy you been sold a lemon.Never used amazon but with almost 500 stars on ebay ive had 1 dud sale that was 99p worth of beeline.let me check.....i have 3 if not 4 year old bovedas in a ziplock and they still squidgy.
good luck n keep er lit

 

[DCLXVI]

I prefer to order direct from the Boveda site as well. There are a few products on there that amazon doesn't always have.

I've used their products for years with cigars and always found the bags do a much better job of raising and holding humidity. They can bring it down a point or two but I never really tested them in that regard.

 

[JSH1973]

Are the packs flexible, liquid feel inside? If so they are good, if hard and crunchy, used up... but you prob already knew that

Yep they're flexible so should be OK

 

[McDee]

Once they do get used up you can reuse them. Get the biggest Mason jar you can, cut the top off of a water bottle. Put some distilled water in the water bottle, and put inside mason jar. Place boveda packs around water bottle. Put lid on and you're good.They will absorb the distilled water and be ready to go. I keep mine like this all the time. When jar is empty I put pack back in with others and grab as I need. I'm sure a brand new pack will work better, but will save you some money. Sorry boveda lol.