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ScentLok Carbon Alloy technology continues to be the finest scent control available on the market. Our proprietary technology combines treated carbon, activated carbon, and zeolite to adsorb the odors emitted by your body. The effectiveness secret is held within nature! Carbon Alloy utilizes natural coconut shell carbon, as it has the largest internal surface area of any carbon on earth. This massive surface area promotes the adsorption of the broadest scent molecule range—and that is why we use it. It innately secures these molecules and holds them until you reactivate your gear in a household dryer.
THE PURPOSE With hunting pressure on the rise, hunters are looking for the slightest edge to help them gain the upper ground on big bucks. We discovered that we could augment our hugely successful activated carbon and increase its effectiveness by adding a few key particles that both extend the spectrum of odor adsorbed as well as keying in more heavily on stronger odors in particular.
THE SCIENCE While activated carbon is universally recognized by scientists as the single most effective odor adsorbent, we decided to add treated carbon and zeolite to make the most complete technology available. Treated carbon can adsorb up to 3X more hydrogen sulfide (a strong breath odor), allowing us to control more powerful odors, while Zeolite allows us to extend the spectrum of adsorption by pulling in smaller molecules than carbon alone can handle.