If this Boveda doesn’t fit in your humidor, you can remove the Size 320 from its outer cardboard box. That's why we make Boveda in six different RH levels for tobacco applications: 62, 65, 69, 72, 75 and 84 percent - so you can use the RH that achieves the humidity you and your cigars prefer.

It’s common that the actual RH of your humidor will stabilize up to 5 points lower than the XIKAR 2-Way Humidity Control RH you’re using, due to humidor quality and ambient dryness. In just a few days it is running a consistent 68-69% RH, and has been holding for a couple weeks without fail. RH is right for aging premium cigars, storing cigars long term and preventing mold growth in Cuban cigars. That’s why we offer six different RH levels: 62, 65, 69, 72, 75 and 84 percent – so you can use the RH that achieves the humidity you and your cigars prefer.They are guaranteed to provide a constant level of humidity that never fluctuates or cycles-preserving your cigar’s natural oils and sugars, allowing them to improve with age. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Within a closed desktop humidor Bóveda maintains a predetermined level of (RH) by releasing or absorbing purified water-vapor—as needed—through the membrane. And do not use Boveda in the same humidor with other humidification products because they will fight against each other and reduce the efficiency of Boveda.

Very sad that this seller can put in the description that it has no box but then doesn't include in that description that no leads at all come with an electrical item.Although Boveda packs are specified to be a certain RH level please be aware that this can vary based on climate and storage type. We always recommend using a hygrometer for a humidor setting, this isn't required when using a storage bag. The 75% accommodates a high amount of moisture loss allowing the humidor to maintain a high 60s RH level. The actual RH will be held at a constant level of one to four points lower than the level stated on the packet, depending on the barrier properties and/or quality of the humidor.