Boveda 58% Two-Way Humidity Control Packs For Storing 1 lb – Size 67 – 12 Pack – Moisture Absorbers for Storage Containers – Humidifier Packs – Individually Wrapped Hydration Packets

Having read that the optimum humidity for cigar storage is 65 degrees and excess of 75 degrees ruins them, I calibrated several digital hygrometers. Then tried several methods: the “Green foam” with distilled water that most humidors come with (unsatisfactory) and the transparent beads with PPG (marginal).As an occasional cigar smoker, aware that some cigars could end-up being stored for several years and thereby ruined by unsuitable humidity, I kept experimenting and chanced upon Boveda. To my delight the Boveda packs do exactly what they say on the box. They keep cigars at the desired humidity.Care needs to be taken: Most humidors are im-perfect and let in outside air, some more than others. Therefore you’ll need to carefully follow manufacturer’s instructions, not least first “seasoning” the humidor. Having done that, the packs work great and are recommended. Of course, in a leaky humidor you may have to compensate: A calibrated hygrometer showing 62 degrees with a 65 pack would mean the humidor is “leaking” 3 degrees humidity. In which case, perhaps the next up (69) is the right pack to generate a “real” 66. Some experimentation is in order.As an aside, being somewhat concerned that placing a Boveda pack on top of cigars may not be elegant (although approved by the manufacturer) I purchased a Spanish cedar “cage” that can hold 2 or 4 Boveda packs, also made by Boveda, that magnetically adheres to the a humidor’s lid.

The Boveda packs really work well. I got sick and tired of over-humidification in my small Adorini Torino humidor, a problem I'm pretty sure many people have with whatever make of humidor they have. Adorini's humidification system is supposed to be among the best - a gel pad inside a smart holder that is re-charged with distilled water, and it worked fine for about 6 months holding a steady 72-74% humidity (which is slightly high, but ok), but then it started massively over humidifying at 80% plus, which means mould. Even getting a new gel pad didn't solve the problem. So in the end I bit the bullet and got the Boveda 75% humidity pack, and I certainly do not regret it. There's always a little humidity loss from a wooden humidor, and I've found that one 60g 75%-rated pack holds my Torino humidor perfectly on 71% humidity - just where I want it. It's perhaps a more expensive means of humidifying than most, but a) it works, and b) given the packs are supposed to last a couple of months, when you work out how much it costs over time, and think about how much the cigars themselves cost, it's really not much. Strongly recommended.

Great product. Boveda is such an easy, simply means of humidification. Excellent for seasoning your humidor.

There are no manufacture date so you don’t know how old the pack you receive is, hence always buy from vendors that have a lot of sells, or you be buying old stock that is already partially starting to dry up.

Don’t have a dislike for this product really easy to use really reliable. Been using it for three years now works every time no problems no mess. No complaints made my life so much easier

Boveda is one of those products you can't really review. It's... Does what it says it does. Value for money is more than justifiable.. Just use it. Do yourself and your cigars a favor and use it.

Takes the guesswork out of correct cigar humidity in humidor. My cigars are now perfectly conditioned.

Nothing keeps your cigars fresh like these hassle free packs. I have been waiting for such an invention for decades. My only request is to make each pack more effective so one need not use so many packs in a humidor. My current experience shows you need one pack for every 3 cigars.