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    If it is what the previous post linked to then he is right about the longevity of this humi. It is from Thompsons. This was the very first thing I purchased with 10 cigars included. Unfortunately the hygrometer and humidifier are complete GARBAGE!!! You did good my getting a new humidifier but I would also not trust the hygrometer that came with it.

    Use it like BkCloud said . . . only for short trips or unless you are prepared to check it daily or every other day.

    I too would suggest buying an inexpensive wood humi. If you like Thompsons their Cherrywood is good and cheap. It usually comes with a lighter, cap, cigars or something. I have one in my office but I added a small jar of Humi-care and a better hygrometer (the one that came with it was plastic
    Let us so live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry. - - Mark Twain

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    Take a look here for travel humidors. I picked up one of the large yellow ones last year for vacation and it works fantatic. Recenly replaced the supplied foam inserts with trays I picked up from Heartfelt industries. You can get a digital hygrometer for about 20bucks. Throw that and some humidity beads in there and you should have a near perfect climate. I have used this for travel on my bike. I lash it down and off I go. Never had a problem with the condition of the cigars. I have even revived some that were too dry to smoke in it.

    http://dryboxes.safeshopper.com/8/cat8.htm?805

    Hope this helps.

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