What Boveda RH do I need for tobacco?
| B65 | 65% RH FOR A DRIER CIGAR PROFILE |
For those who prefer a drier cigar profile and/or easier burn; good for long-term aging |
| B69 | 69% RH FOR ALL CIGAR STORAGE |
For wood and acrylic humidors, tupperdors, coolerdors, and humidor bags; good for long-term aging |
| B72 | FOR DRAFTY HUMIDORS AND DRY ENVIRONMENTS |
For those who prefer a higher moisture profile and/or have trouble maintaining the desired RH in their humidor |
| B84 | 84% RH SEASONING WOOD HUMIDORS ONLY |
For seasoning a new wood humidor you add cigars or re-seasoning an empty wood humidor |
| 65% | CUBAN CIGARS |
| Tightly bound and tend to mold at a higher RH level | |
| 69% | AIRTIGHT HUMIDORS |
| Most popular | |
| 72% | MOST HUMIDORS |
| Such as wood, glass top, or travel | |
| 75% | DRAFTY HUMIDORS |
| Recommended for very dry climates-use at your descretion | |
| 84% | HUMIDOR SEASONING |
| Only use to pre-condition a wooden humidor WITHOUT cigars in it | |
SHOP BOVEDA FOR CIGARS
B65 maintains 65% RH—For those who prefer a drier cigar profile and/or easier burn; good for long-term aging.
B69 maintains 69% RH (Most prefered RH for premium cigars)—For wood and acrylic humidors, tupperdors, coolerdors, and humidor bags; good for long-term aging.
B72 maintains 72% RH—For those who prefer a higher moisture profile and/or have trouble maintaining the desired RH in their humidor because of the environment they’re in and/or a drafty humidor
B84 seasons/preconditions empty wood humidors. For seasoning a new wood humidor before you add cigars or re-seasoning an empty wood humidor
GOOD TO KNOW:
- DO NOT mix different RH (Relative Humidity) levels within the same humidor.
- DO NOT use Boveda in the same humidor with other humidification products because they’ll counteract each other, and reduce the efficiency of the Boveda.