The Integra Boost 67g 192 Count Case Runs Eight Boxes Deep
One packet, one pound. That is the whole proposition of the 67 g size. It is why this format lands in turkey bags, totes and bulk jars rather than in eighth jars. It holds 62% RH, the setpoint most cured flower ships at. It gives moisture to a container that has dried down, and takes it back when the lid has been off too long. The packet is a 6in x 4in white kraft pouch, flat enough to lie under a lid without stealing volume that should be holding product. Inside is plant-based glycerin and water, salt-free, so nothing crystallizes onto what it rests against.
67g Packs for Bulk Jars and Totes, From Case to Replacement
A packet's life runs on a predictable clock. It arrives sealed in its own overwrap and stays inert for two years from manufacture. That is why a case can sit in the stockroom without quietly spending itself. Opened, it runs two to four months depending on how often the container gets disturbed. The indicator card packed in every wrapper closes the loop. Its printed dot reads red while there is work left, and turns blue when there is not. This case carries eight boxes of 24, so a shelf runs through two refill cycles. A 12-count box would need restocking after one. The trade-off is money sitting still, because 192 packets is a lot of stock for a slow-turning shelf.
Key Features
- 192 Packets Per Case: Eight boxes of 24, which is the deeper of the two retail case configurations.
- Covers a Full Pound Per Packet: The 67 g size, matched to a turkey bag, a tote or a bulk storage jar.
- Individually Overwrapped: Each packet stays sealed until it is opened, so stock does not work against the room.
- Indicator Card in Every Wrapper: The printed dot reads red while the pack works and blue once it needs replacing.
- Two-Way Control at 62% RH: Releases moisture into a dry container and pulls it back out of a wet one.
- Salt-Free Plant-Based Fill: A glycerin and water blend, so nothing crystallizes onto material against the packet.
- White Kraft Paper Pouch: A 6in x 4in packet that lies flat under a lid rather than taking up product volume.
- Two-Year Sealed Shelf Life: Measured from manufacture while the overwrap is intact, so stock can be bought ahead.
- Aroma and Flavor Neutral: Emits pure water vapor, so the profile that went into storage is the one that comes out.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 67 gram |
| Relative Humidity | 62% RH |
| Humidity Control | 2-way (releases and absorbs moisture) |
| Coverage per Packet | Up to 1 lb (450 g) of dry contents |
| Packet Dimensions | 6" x 4" |
| Quantity per Retail Box | 24 packets |
| Boxes per Case | 8 |
| Total per Case | 192 packets |
| Individual Overwrap | Yes — each packet sealed until opened |
| Humidity Indicator Card | Included — one card per packet (HIC stands for Humidity Indicator Card) |
| Smaller Retail Case | 12 packets per box, 96 per case |
| Composition | Plant-based glycerin and water |
| Packet Material | White kraft paper pouch |
| 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 |
| Flavor / Aroma Impact | Does not alter flavors or aromas |
| Shelf Life (overwrapped) | 2 years from date of manufacture |
| In-Use Life | Typically 2–4 months |
| Technology | Patented 2-way humidity control |
| Manufacturer | Integra by Desiccare, Inc. |
| Documentation | ISO and QPL documentation available from the manufacturer on request |
| SKU | B67A62D |
What Does w/HIC Mean in the Title?
HIC stands for Humidity Indicator Card. One card ships inside every packet wrapper, and its printed dot shows when the pack is spent.
How Is This Different From the 96 Count Case?
Only the box depth. That case holds 12 packets per box and 96 in total; this one holds 24 per box and 192, at the same packet and RH.
How Much Does One 67g Packet Cover?
Up to 1 lb of contents. The 8 g covers a full ounce, the 4 g covers 12 g, and the 1 g covers a single eighth.
Should You Run 62% or 55%?
62% keeps more moisture in and is the usual pick for goods that move quickly. 55% runs drier and suits longer holds and denser material.