Boveda 54% Packs

rick ratlin · Nov 21, 2014

So the new 54% packs are apparently out, and I haven't seen any discussion about them on the Farm. I have been using the 62% packs to recover product (especially airy sativas) that has become too dry with great success. However, the 62%, used to store product after a standard cure, keep the flowers nice and aromatic, but a touch too wet for my taste. Dense indicas and and frosty hybrids just don't do well for me with the 62% packs, maybe its because I live in a humid area.
54% is around what I think would be great for storage after a traditional cure. Has anybody experimented with these new 54% packs yet? I'll be ordering some soon, but amazon doesn't have too much selection yet.

Thoughts?

jammie · Nov 21, 2014

gotta agree- i got the 62% and it just a touch too damp. i just remove the 62 after a day or two and seal it in a zip lock bag until i need it again in a week or so

fishwhistle · Nov 23, 2014

X3,Im using the 62s and its just a touch too moist for me,im going to order 54s tomorrow.

lollipopman · Nov 23, 2014

Where are y'all buying them at?

pugliese63 · Nov 23, 2014

Been using the 62's for a couple of years and love them. Will give the 54's a shot and see if I like them over the 62's. I always cure without using the Boveda packs prior to storing them.

MrBanjo · Nov 23, 2014

@lollipopman
http://www.amazon.com/Boveda-Humidity-Control-Herbal-Medicine/dp/B00PR856F4

lollipopman · Nov 23, 2014

Thank you @MrBanjo

rick ratlin · Nov 23, 2014

Just checked the boveda site. Looks like they have all the size options that the 62% offers(8 gram medium, 60 gram large) except the micro packs (4 gram). Pricing is the same too. Amazon is only selling the 10 pack 8 gram size right now. I'll keep an eye out if they start offering the large.
On a side note, I wish Boveda would offer a size in between the large 60 gram packs and the medium 8 gram packs. I think a 25-40 gram size would be great.

Herb Forester · Nov 23, 2014

I'm using the 59s lately

parsnip · Feb 17, 2015

These things don't work..tried the 62s after a mate from the UK gave me some, its way too much moisture. Use a desiccant like silica gel that's what I do for hash where I want zero moisture around

pharmafarmer · Feb 18, 2015

Would never use Boveda for MMJ :D I like the silica suggestion and seen it used before

Goodfuck

Ned Kelly · Feb 18, 2015

62% is good for curing and vaporisers but yes can be a little damp for other methods . still keeps it good . I have a medium that i think ill try 54 for immediate use but will keep 62 for storage and curing .

LordVane · Feb 18, 2015

Wow..really? Don't you think even 54 is crazy high? Moulds and mildews will still grow at RH way below that mark. I'm surprised a product like this is popular..kinda goes against my understanding of storage, so yeah I'm skeptical - but hey, each to their own.

If they made a <10% I would look into it more.

Bill Murry · Feb 18, 2015

http://www.bovedainc.com/store/general/
32% is the lowest they sell in the Rx division we've used the 49% and the 32's with good results for short term storage and/or recovery due to improper storage of weight.

Herb Forester · Feb 18, 2015

Don't know what you guys are talking about, I just opened a jar from deep storage and it's perfect at 59%. For strictly vapor I could see going to 54. 10% and less is crumbs and dust.

Ned Kelly · Feb 18, 2015

my stuff keeps well at 64 but maybe theres a climatic difference . Had bud in it now for over 5 mths no mould no mildew and still smokes well only a bit of color loss .

Ned Kelly · Feb 18, 2015

LordVane said:
Wow..really? Don't you think even 54 is crazy high? Moulds and mildews will still grow at RH way below that mark. I'm surprised a product like this is popular..kinda goes against my understanding of storage, so yeah I'm skeptical - but hey, each to their own.

If they made a <10% I would look into it more.

at 10% i reckon the structure would break down like any bud thats been over dry . IMO

admiralcornp · Mar 20, 2015

from the "OFFICE MANAGER"

We released the 54% product due to requests for something lower than the 62%RH for cannabis, only when released to the public did we notice that the solution would harden when exposed to temps lower than about 68 degrees. The Boveda was still working and would usually soften to the normal texture after warming to 68 degrees or higher. But some didn't, so we pulled it from inventory.

While we worked hard on a replacement formula, it doesn't perform with the same stability as the 62%, meaning that it didn't start and end at 54% (the 62 starts and ends at 62). Because we want to keep wowing our customers with great products, the 54 didn't satisfy our requirements. So until further notice, the 54 is permanently discontinued.

The 59% formulation is manufactured for a specific client and is not available to any other consumers or retailers at this time.

Thank you very much for your business, our hard work on new products to make your life better continues!

Regards,

Matt Osmundson
Office Manager
Boveda Inc.
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admiralcornp · Mar 20, 2015

Update:

Bovida is hooking me up with some samples to test. Matt is a stand up dude. and definitely on our side.

fishwhistle · Mar 20, 2015

I tried the 54% but i liked the 62% better after trying both,now im questioning if the 54 was even working right?The 62s a little moist but the bud is perfect if you leave it out for an hour or so before using.

Boveda 54% Packs

Boveda 54% Packs

rick ratlin

Perpetual Farmer

jammie

fishwhistle

lollipopman

pugliese63

MrBanjo

lollipopman

rick ratlin

Perpetual Farmer

Herb Forester

parsnip

pharmafarmer

Ned Kelly

LordVane

Bill Murry

Herb Forester

Ned Kelly

Ned Kelly

admiralcornp

admiralcornp

fishwhistle

Boveda 54% Packs

Boveda 54% Packs

rick ratlin

Perpetual Farmer

jammie

fishwhistle

lollipopman

pugliese63

MrBanjo

lollipopman

rick ratlin

Perpetual Farmer

Herb Forester

parsnip

pharmafarmer

Ned Kelly

LordVane

Bill Murry

Herb Forester

Ned Kelly

Ned Kelly

admiralcornp

admiralcornp

fishwhistle

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