Integra No-Ox 20 Oxygen Absorbers - 18 Count

Keep Sealed Harvest Storage Fresh - 18 Absorbers

Oxygen left in a sealed container can dull quality in stored harvests over time. Integra No-Ox 20 oxygen absorbers pull oxygen out of the sealed space, which helps maintain freshness after drying and curing. Each unit contains 18 absorbers, so you can match absorbers to containers as you pack.

An 18 count unit suits hobbyists testing sealed storage and small-scale growers who pack a few containers at a time. Larger operations packing many containers will want to order several units.

Key Features & Benefits

• Oxygen removal — helps maintain freshness inside sealed containers.
• 18 count unit — enough absorbers to pack several containers.
• Packaging and storage use — fits into post-harvest handling alongside barrier bags and airtight containers.
• Reference charts — the manufacturer publishes an oxygen absorber recommendation chart to help with sizing.

Who Should Use Integra No-Ox 20 Oxygen Absorbers

Growers who store harvested plant material in sealed containers and want to limit oxygen exposure will find these useful. They suit both home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who handle post-harvest packaging.

About Integra No-Ox 20 Oxygen Absorbers

Integra No-Ox 20 oxygen absorbers are sold as an 18 count unit in the Harvest & processing category, under Packaging & Storage. They are designed to remove oxygen from sealed environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What do oxygen absorbers do?
A: They take oxygen out of a sealed container. Lower oxygen helps slow the changes that reduce freshness during storage.

Q: Do they work in a container that is not sealed?
A: No. Absorbers need an airtight container or barrier bag, because outside air keeps replacing the oxygen they remove.

Q: How many absorbers come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 18 absorbers. Order several units if you pack many containers.

Q: How do I work out how many absorbers I need?
A: The amount depends on container size and contents. Check the manufacturer's oxygen absorber recommendation chart for sizing guidance.

Q: How is an oxygen absorber different from a desiccant?
A: An oxygen absorber removes oxygen, while a desiccant removes moisture. Some storage setups use both for different purposes.