Integra No-Ox 30 Oxygen Absorbers - 18 Bags per Box - 30 Absorbers + 1 Indicator per Bag

Oxygen Control for Sealed Harvest Storage - 18 Bags per Box

Oxygen left in a sealed container works against freshness after harvest. Integra No-Ox 30 Oxygen Absorbers remove oxygen from the sealed space to help maintain freshness, and each barrier bag includes an oxygen indicator so you can check the environment.

The box holds multiple pre-counted barrier bags, so you can open one bag at a time and keep the rest sealed until needed. That suits growers who package on a regular schedule, whether you store small batches at home or process larger volumes in a licensed facility.

Key Features & Benefits

• 30 absorbers per barrier bag — enough in each bag to fill several containers in one packaging session.
• 1 oxygen indicator per bag — gives you a visual check on oxygen conditions.
• 18 bags per box — supports repeated packaging runs from a single order.
• Barrier bag packaging — keeps unopened absorbers separated from outside air.

Who Should Use Integra No-Ox 30 Oxygen Absorbers

Growers and processors who store harvested material in sealed containers and want to limit oxygen exposure will find these useful. They fit both home gardeners packaging small batches and commercial operations handling regular volumes.

About Integra No-Ox 30 Oxygen Absorbers

Integra No-Ox 30 Oxygen Absorbers are listed in the Harvest & processing packaging and storage category. Each barrier bag contains 30 oxygen scavengers and 1 oxygen indicator, and a box contains 18 bags. It is sold as one box.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does an oxygen absorber do?
A: It removes oxygen from a sealed container. Lower oxygen helps maintain freshness during storage.

Q: What is in each bag?
A: Each barrier bag contains 30 oxygen scavengers and 1 oxygen indicator. The box contains 18 bags.

Q: What is an oxygen indicator?
A: It is a small visual aid packed with the absorbers. It lets you check the oxygen conditions inside a sealed container.

Q: Do I need an airtight container?
A: Yes. Absorbers work in sealed environments, so a container that leaks air will keep admitting oxygen and shorten their useful life.

Q: How do I know how many absorbers to use?
A: The right amount depends on container size and contents. The manufacturer publishes an oxygen absorber recommendation chart that you can consult for guidance.

Q: Should I open all the bags at once?
A: No. Open only the bag you need and keep the others sealed, because exposed absorbers begin working right away.