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<blockquote data-quote="pluckem" data-source="post: 40550" data-attributes="member: 843">I believe that the technology, or science if you will, is proven. However in a deer hunting, (especially treestand) application I am not sold that it is worth the effort and $$.&nbsp; I am going off the assumption or theory that the ozone has to come it contact with the scent particles to kill them. I just don't see how this is possible in open air. With the wind and thermals I just don't see the unit kicking out enough gas to completely surround you. Now if you hotbox a ground blind with ozone I could see it being much more effective. You are in a more controlled environment.&nbsp; HOWEVER, do some reading on Ozone and the issues it can cause when inhaled. The same science that makes it effective in killing scent makes it very harmful to animals or humans. It is a pollutant and damages living cells. Do you want to be inhaling that?So bottom line, is the more effective it is in surrounding you and killing your scent, the more effective it is in damaging your mouth, noise, throat, eyes, lungs, etc.&nbsp;&nbsp; I guess a guy could always get a full face respirator.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pluckem, post: 40550, member: 843"] I believe that the technology, or science if you will, is proven. However in a deer hunting, (especially treestand) application I am not sold that it is worth the effort and $$. I am going off the assumption or theory that the ozone has to come it contact with the scent particles to kill them. I just don't see how this is possible in open air. With the wind and thermals I just don't see the unit kicking out enough gas to completely surround you. Now if you hotbox a ground blind with ozone I could see it being much more effective. You are in a more controlled environment. HOWEVER, do some reading on Ozone and the issues it can cause when inhaled. The same science that makes it effective in killing scent makes it very harmful to animals or humans. It is a pollutant and damages living cells. Do you want to be inhaling that? So bottom line, is the more effective it is in surrounding you and killing your scent, the more effective it is in damaging your mouth, noise, throat, eyes, lungs, etc. I guess a guy could always get a full face respirator. [/QUOTE]

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