Integra Boost 8g 69% Retail Packs Fit Where a 67g Cannot
Size decides placement more than anything else on this page. The 8 g packet is a small flat sachet, roughly 2.5in by 2.75in. It drops into a jar or a five-stick travel case without crowding either one. A 67 g pouch in the same space would sit on top of the contents. Coverage is 12 to 28 g, so about an ounce, and that is what the size is matched to. At 69% RH it holds the lower of the two tiers Integra publishes for cigars. It moves vapor in both directions until the small volume of air settles. Each packet is sealed in its own wrapper with a humidity indicator card inside.
Where 69% Stops Working, and Where 576 Packs Stops Making Sense
Two boundaries are worth stating plainly. The first is the number. 69% sits above every storage tier Integra publishes for cured flower, which goes at 55% or 62%. Material held here reads damp rather than fresh, so this is a cigar page and not a storage one. The second is the depth. Four boxes of 144 is a lot of packets for anyone filling a personal travel case. At a packet every two to four months, one person would take decades to get through it. This configuration suits a counter selling singles or a lounge handing them out. A printed box of 144 goes out whole, and the other three stay sealed in the carton behind it.
Key Features
- Fits a Jar or a Travel Case: The small flat sachet drops in without crowding, where a 67 g pouch would not.
- Covers 12 to 28 g Per Packet: About an ounce, which is the jar or five-stick case the size is matched to.
- 69% RH Cigar Tier: The lower of the two settings Integra publishes for cigars and humidors.
- Above Every Flower Storage Tier: Cured material goes at 55% or 62% RH, several points below this.
- Individually Overwrapped: Each packet stays sealed until opened, so unopened boxes hold their shelf life.
- Indicator Card In Every Wrapper: The printed dot turns blue when the packet is spent, so nothing is guessed.
- 576 Packets Per Case: Four printed boxes of 144, a counter configuration rather than a personal one.
- Salt-Free Plant-Based Fill: Glycerin and water, so nothing crystallizes onto a cigar wrapper.
- Two-Year Sealed Shelf Life: Measured from manufacture while the overwrap is intact.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 8 gram |
| Relative Humidity | 69% RH |
| Humidity Control | 2-way (releases and absorbs moisture) |
| Published Use | Cigars and humidors; the lower of Integra's two cigar tiers |
| Coverage per Packet | 12–28 g (up to 1 oz) of contents |
| Packet Dimensions | 2.5" x 2.75" |
| Quantity per Retail Box | 144 packets |
| Boxes per Case | 4 |
| Total per Case | 576 packets |
| Individual Overwrap | Yes — each packet sealed until opened |
| Humidity Indicator Card | Included — one card per packet |
| Shelf Life (overwrapped) | 2 years from date of manufacture |
| In-Use Life | Typically 2–4 months |
| Other RH Tiers in 8g | 55%, 62% and 72% RH |
| Bulk Alternative | Loose master case with no wrapper and no cards |
| 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 | B08A69F |
How Much Does an 8g Packet Cover?
Between 12 and 28 g, so up to about an ounce, or a five-stick travel case.
Is 69% Right for Cured Flower?
No. Integra directs cured flower to 55% or 62% RH. 69% is published for cigars and humidors.
Should You Run 69% or 72%?
69% is the drier of the two cigar tiers. 72% suits a dry climate or a cabinet that keeps losing moisture.
Is the Indicator Card a Separate Item?
No. It is printed and packed inside the same wrapper as the packet, one card per packet.