Humidifier- Gel Bead Humidification (4 oz.)

I have a small, refrigerator-style humidor. I had been using the Boveda pack 5x7" model, which is a bit pricey and lasts for a year. So I tried HUMI-CARE, starting with a single container. It got the humidity of the humidor up to 59-60%. I purchased a second, identical HUMI-CARE and now have it right about where I want it. It's still lower cost than my earlier solution, and hopefully it will be longer lasting. (The hygrometer on top has proven a bit more accurate than the one on the bottom.)

Seems to be helping the moisture level of cigars

I keep these in my large humidor and they work perfectly.

If you live in Southern California, you might need to punch/enlarge those ventilation holes. i don't know why they don't make those holes bigger. people can always just tape them over if the humidity is too high. but i ended up enlarge those existing ventilation holes with my multi-bit drill and also added a couple extra holes. after doing so, it keeps my small capri size humidor just about 66~67% (according to a digital meter reading). i currently have about 12~15 cigars in the humidor. in some particular dryer days, i even have to take the perforated cover completely off. other than that, this works better than the drymastat pen shaped sticks that other people talk about. i also have 2 drymastat sticks in my capri humidor and those barely do anything at all by themselves. i also had to enlarge those drymastat sticks as well. right now i am using both the drymastat sticks and this humicare jar in my humidor all with enlarged and extra punched holes.

It maintains correct humidity in my smaller wood humidor.

I've been using these for years and they last several years and the price is bargain. Don't listen to these mental midgets on here talking about about drilling holes in the lid or whatever. The unit comes with a few extra beads... no biggie... more is good.Instructions are very simple.Unwrap the product.Remove the lid and fill the container with distilled water to the bottom of the vent insert.Reinstall the lid.Let the humidifier sit for a few hours, over night or until you see the beads have fully absorbed all the water.Remove the lid slowly and carefully since the vent and a couple dozen beads are going to come popping out.Remove and discard or save enough beads from the container so you can fit the vent back into the container where it's designed to fit.Place the humidifier in your humidor and forget about it and get on with life.Enjoy.

Just fill up with distilled water and added to your humidor. I use this one on 250 cigar capacity humidor. Humidity has been steady between 69 to 72. Very easy to maintain.

This easy to use humectant helps keep my precious cigars in perfect shape. I would buy it again and recommend it. Thank you