Biodor Control CNB: The new perfect anti-odour agent
Biodor Control CNB is an odor neutralizer specifically designed to eliminate terpenes—particularly beta-myrcene and pyrazines—the molecules responsible for the odor of cannabis and tobacco.
The product was developed in Spain to eliminate odors in Cannabis Clubs, CBD cultivation, or personal use.
Biodor Control CNB comes in the form of a solid gel containing a harmless polymer based on natural and synthetic essential oils. The polymer base ensures slow and steady evaporation of the odor neutralizer, which, as it evaporates, turns into a gas and remains in the air until it comes into contact with odor molecules. Neutralization is achieved through various mechanisms that break the chemical bonds between the molecules, transforming them into odorless molecules.
Biodor Control CNB combines several odor-neutralizing technologies to achieve these results. Thanks to its innovative technology and high concentration of active ingredients, the company believes that a 33-gram package is more effective than similar 400-gram packages and may be sufficient for a 50-square-meter area.
The product's evaporation rate—and thus its duration—depends on the evaporation surface area, temperature, and airflow. It generally operates at full capacity for 1 to 2 months, after which its effectiveness decreases.
The gel can be placed directly in the rooms to be deodorized or in the exhaust ducts, thereby replacing carbon filters or ozone generators.
First introduced at Mary Jane 2022 in Berlin, it has since been available in several sizes—ranging from 33 to 800 grams—through various distributors such as Plantasur and Leaflife, and will soon be available directly through e-commerce.
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