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I think itd work quite fine if you could also put a small tube of beads in there.

If your not going to put any humidifivation in there I'd err on the side of buying a small Tupperware container instead.

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I take mine to work as a travel/desk top humidor with a Boveda pack it it and it works fine.

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I don't see why not - imagine how they've been stored in all their travels before they got to you. My personal opinion on adding

humidification depends on where you're going. Somewhere cool and dry, I agree with a bead tube or similar with minimal water added.

Somewhere warm and humid - kind of tropical - no humidifier, or same beads with no water. Again, just my personal opinion based on

personal experience.

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Most probably in a humidor... :confused:

One would hope, but there's also planes, trains, and automobiles....

Again, for me personally, two weeks in a cedar lined box with the right amount of (de)humidification is not something I'd be concerned with,

and I actually prefer something like this to plastic foam lined travel boxes when it comes to cigar storage while away.

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I bought last year a travel humidor which is all cedarlined on the inside.It holds about 14 cigars plus a humidity device.The cost $49.99 in Can.$.Oh, and the outside is leather.

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