Calyx Pro 1lb - 50 Cases (5,000 bags)

What the Calyx Cure Pro 1lb Is

The Calyx Cure Pro is a purpose-engineered cannabis curing pouch, not a repurposed food or retail bag. Its flat-bottom, side-gusset construction stands upright on cure-room shelves, maximizes internal surface area, and eliminates the moisture pockets that form at the pressed corners of standard stand-up pouches. The core technology is a 9-layer Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) film that performs three distinct functions simultaneously: it vents excess CO₂, bleeds residual moisture, and releases VOCs — while a dedicated barrier layer traps and recondenses evaporated terpenes back into the flower matrix. The result is a self-regulating microclimate that holds water activity in the 0.58–0.65 aₓ range without any operator intervention.

Every Calyx Cure pouch is extruded, printed, and converted in the USA using food-contact-safe materials. Manufacturing tolerances are controlled at the micron level, which is why the film's gas-permeation behavior is consistent batch to batch — critical when you're running hundreds of pounds per harvest and need repeatable cure outcomes across every bag.

Who This SKU Is Built For

The 50-case (5,000-bag) configuration is sized for commercial cultivators — licensed cannabis operations, vertically integrated MSOs, and hemp flower producers — who are curing volume measured in hundreds of pounds per cycle. At 1lb capacity per pouch, a single case of 100 bags handles up to 100 lbs of finished flower. A full 50-case order supports up to 5,000 lbs of cure throughput before restocking.

The 1lb format specifically serves operations that sort flower by strain, run SKU-level traceability, or maintain distinct cure batches per cultivar. It's the right size for premium or small-batch cuts where per-bag accountability matters — and where terpene profile and bag appeal at retail are part of the product's value proposition. Bulk ordering at the 50-case level reduces per-bag cost and ensures consistent supply across a full harvest season without reordering mid-cycle.

Key Features and Film Technology

The 9-layer MAP film does work that active curing systems (environmental controllers, humidity packs, burping schedules) attempt through external inputs — but passively, from inside the sealed bag. The film's turgor-preservation layer prevents the cellular wall collapse that causes weight loss during cure; the terpene-retention barrier stops monoterpenes from volatilizing out of the headspace. Calyx's data — from an 8-week third-party study run by the Cannabis Research Coalition using the 'Peaches & Cream' cultivar at 60°F / 60% RH — showed Calyx Cure outperforming comparable products on weight retention, terpene preservation, and cannabinoid conversion metrics.

Additional functional layers provide UV shielding (blocking light-driven cannabinoid degradation), anti-static protection (preventing trichome transfer to bag walls), puncture resistance, and odor containment. The dual-track zipper delivers a firm tactile snap for daily-access reseal. A multi-position heat-seal zone with a tear notch allows operators to break and re-establish a heat seal without losing zipper functionality — important in operations where bags are sampled mid-cure and then resealed for continued curing.

How to Integrate Into Your Post-Harvest Workflow

Calyx's protocol is straightforward: dry flower to approximately 10–12% moisture content (roughly 0.55–0.65 aₓ) before bagging. Fill each 1lb pouch to 75–90% capacity — enough flower to minimize dead headspace, while leaving room for the microclimate to form and gas exchange to occur. Close the dual-track zipper, then apply a heat seal at the top tear notch to lock in the modified atmosphere. Store bagged flower in a stable environment of 60–65°F and 55–60% RH. The film takes over from there for a 2–8 week passive cure window with no burping, no pack replacement, and no daily monitoring.

For operations using traceability software, the upright flat-bottom form factor makes label placement and scanning consistent across shelf rows. For large harvests, the 100-bags-per-case pack-out integrates cleanly into standard pallet and shelving configurations. Contact HSC to discuss volume needs beyond the 50-case standard order or to request case-quantity adjustments for your facility's throughput.