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How to Use Boveda Pack?

Published in Humidity Control 2 mins read

Using a Boveda pack is a straightforward process designed to maintain precise humidity levels for items like cigars in a humidor. The key is its simplicity: you place it with your items, close the container, and replace it periodically.


Step-by-Step Guide to Using Your Boveda Pack

Boveda packs are engineered for ease of use, requiring minimal effort to provide consistent humidity control. Follow these simple steps to ensure optimal performance:

  1. Placement:

    • Directly place your Boveda pack into your humidor or storage container.
    • Position it right along with your cigars or other items requiring humidity control.
    • Boveda is completely safe to touch your cigars and will not damage them. There's no need to use a separate container or barrier for the pack.
  2. Activation:

    • Once the Boveda pack is inside with your items, simply close the lid of your humidor or container.
    • The Boveda pack starts working automatically to achieve and maintain the designated humidity level. No activation steps, water, or setup are required.
  3. Maintenance & Replacement:

    • Replace your Boveda packs in your humidor after approximately 3 months.
    • The lifespan can vary based on the initial humidity of your items and how often the container is opened, but a 3-month cycle is a general guideline. You'll know it's time to replace when the pack begins to feel rigid and crispy rather than soft and pliable.

Key Benefits of Boveda Packs

  • Effortless Humidity Control: Boveda packs automatically add or absorb moisture to maintain a precise relative humidity (RH) level.
  • No Monitoring Required: Once placed, they work without constant oversight, freeing you from traditional humidification methods.
  • Safe & Non-Toxic: Made with natural salts and purified water, they are safe for direct contact with your stored items.

Understanding Boveda's Automatic Function

Boveda's patented two-way humidity control technology automatically responds to ambient conditions. If the humidity is too low, it releases pure water vapor. If it's too high, it absorbs excess moisture. This ensures a stable environment, which is crucial for preserving the quality and flavor of sensitive items like cigars.