Integra Boost 67g R.H. 84% RETAIL Packs in Mactex. Qty per pack: 12 Individually overwrapped w/HIC. Total packs per case: 8 -

Integra Boost 67g 84% Mactex Packs Are Not a Storage Setting The most common mistake with this pack is putting it where flower lives. At 84% RH it holds the wettest setting Integra makes, more than twenty points above the 62% most cured material ships at. Anything held there for long gets damp rather than fresh. What the tier is actually for is seasoning, bringing a new or long-dry humidor up before cigars go in. Cedar takes weeks to come to equilibrium, and a 62% pack will not push it there. One 67 g pouch covers up to 1 lb of contents, or a shelf of a cabinet during seasoning. It works in both directions like every Boost pack, so it will not overshoot past its own number. Where the 96 Count Case Stops Being Useful Seasoning is a short job, which makes a 96 pack case a curious thing to own. Most humidors get seasoned once and then sit at 69% or 72% for years. A lounge with a walk-in and several cabinets can justify the depth. A single owner cannot, and smaller counts exist for exactly that reason. The other boundary is the material itself. Integra applies the Mactex name to its 84% and 75% packs and to none of the others. Do not read it as a performance claim compared with the plain kraft pouches. And do not read salt into it either, because the fill is the same salt-free plant-based glycerin and water used across the range. Key Features 84% RH Seasoning Tier: The wettest setting Integra makes, used to bring a dry humidor up before use. Not a Storage Setting: Cured flower sits at 55% or 62% RH, more than twenty points below this. Two-Way Control: It adds moisture to reach 84% and holds there rather than climbing past it. Covers Up To 1 lb Per Pack: The pound-scale size, matched to a cabinet shelf during seasoning. Mactex Designation: Carried on Integra's 84% and 75% packs only. Salt-Free Plant-Based Fill: Glycerin and water, the same fill as the rest of the range, with no salt in it. Twelve Packs Per Retail Box: A printed box a counter can put out whole while the case stays sealed. Eight Boxes, 96 Packs Per Case: Depth that suits a lounge with several cabinets rather than a single owner. Indicator Card In Every Wrapper: The printed dot reads blue when a pack is finished. Technical Specifications Specification Value Pack Size 67 gram Relative Humidity 84% RH Pack Designation Mactex, carried on Integra's 75% and 84% packs Humidity Control 2-way (releases and absorbs moisture) Use Humidor seasoning; the wettest tier in the range Coverage per Pack Up to 1 lb of contents Pack Dimensions 6" x 4" Quantity per Retail Box 12 packs Boxes per Case 8 Total per Case 96 packs Individual Overwrap Yes — every pack sealed until opened Humidity Indicator Card Included — one per pack Shelf Life (overwrapped) 2 years from date of manufacture In-Use Life Typically 2–4 months Holding Tiers After Seasoning 69% or 72% RH for cigars; 55% or 62% for cured flower Composition Plant-based glycerin and water Salt Content 100% salt-free Biodegradability 99% biodegradable Toxicity Non-toxic; emits pure water vapor only Food Contact FDA compliant and safe for food contact Printing Food grade inks Membrane Spill-proof, tear-resistant, pliable Flavor / Aroma Impact Does not alter flavors or aromas Technology Patented 2-way humidity control Manufacturer Integra by Desiccare, Inc. Documentation ISO and QPL documentation available from the manufacturer on request SKU B67B84C What Is 84% RH Actually For? Seasoning a new or long-dry humidor. It brings cedar up to working moisture before cigars go in. Is 84% Safe for Storing Flower? No. Cured flower belongs at 55% or 62% RH. Material held at 84% reads damp. Does the Pack Contain Salt? No. The fill is plant-based glycerin and water, 100% salt-free, the same as the rest of the Boost range. What Does Mactex Mean? It appears on Integra's 84% and 75% packs and on no other tier.