
9-layer MAP film. Passive gas exchange. Zero burping. Built for high-volume post-harvest.
The Calyx Cure Pro 10 lb is a flat-bottom, side-gusset curing pouch built on a proprietary 9-layer modified atmosphere film that passively off-gasses CO₂, excess moisture, and VOCs — holding a stable internal microclimate through the full cure without burping or humidity packs. This listing ships as 100 cases / 10,000 bags (100 bags per case), sized for commercial and large-scale cultivation operations.
The Calyx Cure Pro 10 lb is a purpose-engineered cannabis and hemp curing pouch built around a proprietary 9-layer Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) film. The film does the work of a controlled-atmosphere cure room at the bag level: it selectively off-gasses CO₂, excess moisture, and VOCs from the headspace while a dedicated terpene-barrier layer captures evaporated volatile compounds and allows them to recondense back into the flower matrix — rather than escaping through the packaging wall.
The flat-bottom, side-gusset construction lets the bag stand upright, which matters at volume. A dual-track zipper provides a firm tactile closure between handling sessions, and a multi-position heat seal port allows operators to lock the bag down for extended storage and re-seal after any subsequent access. The result is a passive, self-regulating microclimate that maintains water activity and relative humidity through a 2–8 week cure without any intervention from your post-harvest team.
This SKU — 100 cases, 10,000 bags — is configured for licensed cannabis cultivators and hemp operators running serious post-harvest volume. At 10 lbs per pouch, it handles bulk cure lots efficiently: fewer bags to manage per harvest batch, less labor tracking individual containers, and a consistent cure environment across the entire lot.
Operations transitioning away from turkey bags, mason jars, or passive storage without atmospheric control will see the most immediate impact. The 10 lb format is also well-suited to multi-room or multi-harvest-cycle facilities that need to standardize cure protocol across shifts, or that are moving toward documented post-harvest SOPs for compliance, wholesale, or brand-consistency purposes. The case quantity at this tier is appropriate for facilities curing at a scale where per-unit bag cost becomes a line-item procurement decision.
The 9-layer MAP film is the core technology. Each layer serves a specific function: outer layers protect against pinholes and warehouse abrasion, internal barrier layers block UV and control oxygen permeability, and the innermost terpene-resistant layer prevents VOC loss while supporting moisture equilibration. The cumulative effect is a stable internal atmosphere — no humidity spikes, no rapid moisture bleed-off — through the duration of cure.
Turgor preservation is a meaningful differentiator at this film thickness. Cellular wall collapse is a primary mechanism of weight loss during cure; the MAP film's controlled moisture exchange slows that process, protecting sellable grams per pound of dry input. Anti-static treatment on the film surface reduces trichome adhesion during handling. UV blocking adds a layer of degradation protection if bags are stored in areas with light exposure. Dual-track zipper closure allows repeated access without compromising the internal atmosphere for short-duration opens; for long-term holds or product leaving the facility, the heat-seal port locks potency in.
At the post-harvest stage, curing is where the most weight — and therefore revenue — is typically lost. The Cure Pro 10 lb replaces variable, labor-intensive methods (daily burping, boveda pack management, jar rotation) with a passive system your team sets once and walks away from. Fill to 75–90% capacity with flower at approximately 0.60 aw (≈12% moisture content), close the dual-track zipper, apply a heat seal, and place in a cool, dark environment at 60–65°F. The bag does the rest for 2–8 weeks.
For compliance-conscious operations, the standardized fill protocol and sealed bag format support consistent, documentable post-harvest handling — useful for state traceability systems that track post-harvest handling or for wholesale buyers who require consistency across SKUs. At 10,000 bags per order, procurement math is straightforward: plan case usage against your harvest cycle and reorder cadence, and contact HSC for volume pricing on standing orders.
| Brand | Calyx Containers |
| Product Line | Calyx Cure Pro |
| SKU | 10lb-100 |
| Bag Capacity | 10 lb (cannabis / hemp flower) |
| Film Construction | 9-layer proprietary Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) film |
| Bag Design | Flat-bottom, side-gusset stand-up pouch |
| Closure System | Dual-track zipper + multi-position heat seal port |
| Recommended Fill Level | 75–90% capacity at ≈ 0.60 aw (~12% moisture content) |
| Cure Duration | 2–8 weeks (passive, no burping or humidity packs required) |
| Protective Properties | UV blocking, odor barrier, anti-static, puncture-resistant |
| Order Quantity | 100 cases × 100 bags = 10,000 bags total |
| Origin | USA manufactured |
No. The 9-layer MAP film passively manages CO₂, excess moisture, and VOC off-gassing without any external intervention. Once the bag is filled to the recommended level and heat-sealed, the film maintains a stable internal microclimate for the duration of the cure — no burping schedule, no boveda packs, no daily checks required.
Calyx recommends bringing flower to approximately 0.60 aw, which corresponds to roughly 12% moisture content. The bag is not a substitute for an initial dry — flower that enters too wet will overwhelm the film's equilibration capacity. A proper hang or rack dry to the target moisture level first is required for the MAP system to perform as intended.
Yes. The dual-track zipper allows repeated access while maintaining the modified atmosphere for short-duration opens. For long-term holds or product that won't be touched for an extended period, apply a fresh heat seal after any access to restore the primary barrier. The bag includes a secondary tear notch specifically to support re-sealing.
The 100-case configuration is designed for commercial cultivators standardizing post-harvest protocol across their facility. Volume ordering reduces per-bag cost, simplifies procurement cadence, and ensures you're not managing mid-harvest reorders. For multi-room or multi-cycle operations processing hundreds of pounds per harvest, the 10,000-bag quantity aligns with a single season or full-year supply depending on batch size.
Yes. Calyx partnered with the Cannabis Research Coalition (CRC) to conduct independent testing of the Cure film technology against common curing methods. The published data covers weight retention, terpene preservation, and cannabinoid conversion metrics. Contact HSC for access to the research summary, or request it directly from Calyx Containers.
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