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FDA Compliant 21 CFR 172.230

FDA Compliant 21 CFR 172.480

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FDA Compliant 21 CFR 182.90

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Desiccants

Desiccants

Remove moisture from sealed containers when relative humidity is over 40%

Absorption-Indicating Desiccants

Absorption-Indicating Desiccants

Color changes when it's time to swap them out

Desiccants for Food and Beverage

Desiccants for Food and Beverage

Absorb vapors, odors, and gases to keep food products fresh

Low-Humidity Desiccants

Low-Humidity Desiccants

Remove moisture from sealed containers when relative humidity is over 40%

High-Humidity Desiccants

High-Humidity Desiccants

Remove moisture from sealed containers when relative humidity is over 90%

Other Products

Dehumidifiers

Remove moisture from the air to lower humidity levels in a space

Desiccators

Store sensitive items such as 3D printer filaments and optical equipment, keeping out moisture

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