I have to say, I agree with Atlas. If these things help; it isn't in significant proportions. What’s to say you go to all that trouble ($) and time, and yet something else on your person/equipment stinks? So much can be made up for with typical camo (Wal-Mart) and just washing it appropriately and drip drying. Same attention to detail with equipment. My stuff is kept apart from serious odors and is kept outside the night before the hunt. I have had huge bucks come in and I haven’t had any come in. Could be tough to do given some scenarios, (live in apartment complex, etc.)

With regards to scents, I do believe they work if used correctly, but you have to be diligent in knowing what works and what doesn’t. I have had them literally run into scent, and other days just stroll by. The camo is a different story to me.

There are too many variables to consider and you cannot compensate enough with money. I think the basics are a better course of action as opposed to spending hard earned money on these high-priced suits. But I will say there is some validity in gaining confidence from these products. Perhaps a hunter feels better in the stand knowing these steps have been taken. I just think in the end they are not necessary, but that’s me. Again, if it makes you feel better, then that could be sufficient reason to make the purchase.