Integra Boost - BOOST STICK - BULK - NO Individual Overwrap - NO Humidity Indicator Card - Packed in master case of 1500 w/ doub – 62% RH / 80mm

The Integra Boost 80mm Stick 62% Is the Default Setpoint in a Tube The job is a narrow container that a flat sachet will not sit in properly. A tube, a slim jar, a tall pouch. Fold a packet into one of those and it blocks the opening or creases against the contents. The stick is the same fill in a shape that drops straight in. At 80 mm it is the shorter of the two lengths Integra makes. 62% RH is the general-purpose storage setpoint, where most retail material ships, so this is the version that suits a line running mixed stock. Two-way control means it gives moisture back to dry air and takes it up from damp. Sizing Sticks to a Container, and What 1500 Means Sizing a stick is not the same as sizing a packet. Sticks are sized by fit rather than by gram coverage. The stick has to go into the container without bending, and there has to be enough of it for the volume of air. In practice that means one stick per tube, and a longer stick for a longer tube. The 110 mm version exists for exactly that. Where the count comes in is the case size, because 80 mm sticks ship 1,500 to a master case against 1,200 for the 110 mm. More sticks per case, and less material in each one of them. Key Features Narrow 80mm Format: Drops into a tube or slim jar where a flat sachet would fold or block the opening. 62% RH Setpoint: The general-purpose storage tier, and where most retail material ships. Two-Way Humidity Control: Releases moisture into dry air and absorbs it back out of damp air. Same Fill as Every Boost Pack: Plant-based glycerin and water, salt-free, behind the same spill-proof membrane. 1,500 Sticks Per Master Case: The higher count of the two lengths, since each stick holds less material. No Individual Overwrap: Sticks ship loose, which is what brings the per-stick cost down. No Indicator Cards: Nothing on a stick reads its state, so replacement is scheduled rather than seen. Longer Stick Also Made: The 110 mm body ships 1,200 to a case and suits a taller container. Work a Case in One Session: Loose sticks start on air contact, so an opened case is run down rather than parked. Technical Specifications Specification Value Product Format Boost Stick — narrow stick rather than a flat sachet Length 80 mm Relative Humidity 62% RH Humidity Control 2-way (releases and absorbs moisture) Use General-purpose storage; the common setpoint across the range Total per Case 1,500 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 110 mm, packed 1,200 per master case Other RH Tiers in Stick Form 55%, 69% and 72% 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 B80S62J How Is a Stick Different From a Packet? Only in shape. The fill, the membrane and the two-way control are the same; the stick fits narrow containers a sachet cannot. How Much Does One Stick Cover? Sticks are sized by fit rather than by gram coverage. Pick the length that fits the container without bending. Should You Run 55% or 62%? 62% keeps more moisture in and suits stock that moves quickly. 55% runs drier and suits long holds and dense material. Why Are There No Indicator Cards? This is the bulk configuration. Cards and wrappers are what a retail pack pays for, and dropping both cuts the per-stick cost.