Integra Boost - BOOST STICK - BULK - NO Individual Overwrap - NO Humidity Indicator Card - Packed in master case of 1200 w/ doub – 72% RH / 110mm

Integra Boost 110mm Stick 72% Against the 80mm at the Same Tier The same setpoint comes in two lengths, and the only real difference is fit. 110 mm suits a taller tube or a slim upright container, and 80 mm suits a shorter one. Both hold 72% RH, the higher of the two cigar tiers and the one for dry climates. Both carry the identical salt-free plant-based fill behind the same membrane. Neither ships with a wrapper or an indicator card. What changes with length is how much gel sits in one piece and how many fit in a case. The longer stick ships 1,200 to a master case against 1,500 for the shorter. Picking a Stick Length by Fit Sticks are sized by fit rather than by gram coverage. So the choice between the two lengths is made on fit rather than on arithmetic. Measure the container, pick the stick that goes in without bending, and stop there. That is the entire method. A bent stick presses against the contents, which is the thing the format exists to avoid. If a container is wide enough to take a flat packet, a packet is usually the better answer. Those come with coverage figures and indicator cards. Sticks earn their place in narrow containers, and only really there. Once the length is settled, the case size follows from it rather than the other way round. Key Features Longer of Two Lengths: 110 mm for a taller tube; the same tier is also made at 80 mm. 72% RH Cigar Tier: The higher of the two cigar settings, pointed at dry-climate storage. Identical Fill In Both Lengths: Salt-free plant-based glycerin and water behind the same membrane. 1,200 Sticks Per Master Case: Against 1,500 for the 80 mm, because each stick carries more material. No Overwrap and No Cards: Neither length is offered in an overwrapped retail configuration. Above Every Flower Storage Tier: Cured material goes at 55% or 62% RH, ten points and more below this. Fit Beats Arithmetic: Length is chosen by measurement. Two-Way Control: Adds moisture to a dry container and holds there rather than climbing past its number. Top of the Stick Range: 75% and 84% are seasoning tiers and are not offered in stick form. Technical Specifications Specification Value Product Format Boost Stick — narrow stick rather than a flat sachet Length 110 mm Relative Humidity 72% RH Humidity Control 2-way (releases and absorbs moisture) Use Cigars and dry-climate humidors; the higher of the two cigar tiers Total per Case 1,200 sticks Individual Overwrap None — bulk pack Humidity Indicator Cards Not included — bulk pack Case Packaging One master case, double overwrapped Activation Sticks begin working on contact with air once the case is opened In-Use Life Typically 2–4 months Reusability None — a spent stick is replaced rather than dried out Other Stick Length 80 mm, packed 1,500 per master case Other RH Tiers in Stick Form 55%, 62% and 69% RH in both lengths Typical Application Tubes and slim packaging where a flat packet does not seat Intended Use Cured, dried material in a sealed container — not living plants 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 B110S72J What Is the Difference Between the 110mm and the 80mm? Length only. Same fill, same tier, same bulk configuration. The 110 mm suits a taller container. How Do You Pick a Stick Length? By measuring the container. Choose by fit rather than arithmetic. Is 72% Right for Storing Flower? No. Cured flower belongs at 55% or 62% RH. Material held at 72% reads damp. When Is a Flat Packet the Better Choice? When the container is wide enough to take one. Packets come with coverage figures and indicator cards.