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Works No Matter Which Way It Blows
Sprays and carbon only work if you stay downwind. Inviscent works from the inside, so a swirling thermal or a last-second wind flip doesn't blow your cover.
Copper-stabilized chlorophyll for hunters—one dropper a day changes what your body puts into the air from the inside, so a wind that won't hold still doesn't end your hunt.
Take one full dropper (1 mL) every morning, under your tongue or in a glass of water.
Deer don’t need to see you. They smell you: your breath, your sweat, your skin. Sprays and carbon only sit on the surface. Chloroflage’s copper-stabilized chlorophyll survives your gut intact and works from the inside, supporting your body’s natural odor control at the source.
No spray, no reapplying, no gear to manage.
Start 5 days before your first sit. Because it’s copper-stabilized, it builds up in your system fast, and one dropper each morning keeps it working all season.
What you can expect is one less thing to worry about on stand, whichever way the wind swirls. Your tongue or stool may turn a little green for a bit. That’s harmless and normal.
One ingredient: copper-stabilized chlorophyll, 100 mg in every full dropper.
Regular chlorophyll breaks down before it can work. Copper-stabilized chlorophyll survives your gut intact to do the job. No flavor, no fragrance, no filler.
Try Inviscent with confidence. If you’re not satisfied, you’re covered by our Lifetime Money-Back Guarantee. Return your order at any time for a full refund. No deadlines, no questions.
A deer's nose is built for one job: reading the air for you. It holds far more scent receptors than yours, tuned over millions of years to catch what a human body gives off. Here's where human scent comes from — tap any one to learn more.
How it escapes: exhaled with every single breath
Every breath you take carries compounds from inside your body straight out into the air around you — all day, whether you notice it or not. On still, cold mornings, that breath hangs and drifts exactly like the mist you can see. Chlorophyll is being studied for its potential effects on certain body odors, but it has not been established that taking it prevents deer from detecting human breath.
How it escapes: released through your pores, all day
Your skin continuously releases a mixture of compounds, including natural oils and substances associated with perspiration. These can contribute to your personal scent signature even when you're sitting still. Washing and scent-control clothing may help manage surface odors, but no oral supplement has been proven to eliminate your natural scent signature.
How it escapes: spikes the second you exert yourself
The climb into your stand, the walk to the blind in the dark, hauling gear — these activities can increase perspiration. Sweat itself is often nearly odorless, but compounds produced when skin bacteria interact with sweat can create noticeable body odor. Managing perspiration and maintaining clean clothing remain practical parts of a hunting scent-management routine.
How it escapes: your baseline signature, running nonstop
Breath, skin, and sweat all contribute to the complex mixture of compounds that makes up your natural scent. Deer have a highly developed sense of smell and can detect environmental odors that humans may not notice. Wind direction, movement, and other field conditions remain important considerations for hunters managing scent.
Built for hunters who value preparation and consistency. INVISCENT makes it easy to add a simple daily step to your pre-hunt routine, without adding more equipment to your pack.
Copper-stabilized chlorophyll in a convenient liquid dropper — a simple addition to your daily routine.
Internal scent control built for wind that never plays fair.
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Sprays and carbon only work if you stay downwind. Inviscent works from the inside, so a swirling thermal or a last-second wind flip doesn't blow your cover.
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No ozone generator to haul in, no carbon suit to recharge, no bottle to respray mid-sit. One dropper a day is the whole system.
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Sweat, rain, and hours in the stand wear down anything you spray on. Inviscent changes what your body puts out from the inside, so there's nothing on your skin to rinse away.
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Inviscent wasn't dreamed up in a lab and pointed at deer season after the fact. It was built by guys who sit in the same swirling timber and blown setups you do.
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Hunt a full season on us. If Inviscent doesn't earn a permanent spot in your pack, keep the bottle, email us, and get every dollar back — for life.
What hunters are saying after putting it to the test in the field
Ran the regular chlorophyll tablets from GNC for a few seasons and it took a good 2-3 weeks before I noticed anything. This copper-stabilized stuff kicked in way faster, like 5 days. How I knew it was working: 4am wake up, skip brushing my teeth, and no morning breath. None. My wife noticed before I did lol.
Not a complicated routine guy. Dropper under the tongue while the truck warms up, that's it. Heads up, green in = green out the first few days lol. My face mask used to get funky after a couple hours breathing through it on stand. Not anymore.
Bought every spray, soap and carbon suit that's come along. I still hunt the wind, not gonna lie. But I've had more deer walk in downwind of me this season than the last three combined. For what it costs it's cheap insurance and an extra edge.
I'm soaked by the time I'm up the tree on a warm October evening. Pulled my base layer after the walk in and gave it the sniff test. Nothing. Used to reek. Still can't really believe it but I'm not going back.
Wind direction is still one of the most important factors in hunting. Inviscent is a copper-stabilized chlorophyll supplement designed to fit into your daily routine, but it has not been established that taking chlorophyll prevents deer from detecting human scent. Continue practicing good wind awareness and scent management in the field.
You can plan your supplement routine ahead of hunting season and follow the serving instructions on your product label. There is currently no established five-day buildup period that guarantees changes in human scent or hunting performance.
Follow the serving size and directions printed on your Inviscent bottle. Do not exceed the recommended serving or double up on hunt days. If you take medications or have questions about whether this supplement is appropriate for you, consult a healthcare professional.
Chlorophyll-containing liquids may have a grassy or earthy taste. Temporary green discoloration of the tongue can occur with strongly pigmented liquids. Follow the label's directions for taking the drops. If you experience persistent discomfort or an unusual reaction, stop use and seek medical advice.
Inviscent is taken as a dietary supplement, rather than applied to your clothing or equipment. You can continue using your existing hunting gear and following its safety instructions. Inviscent should not be considered a proven replacement for scent-control practices or careful attention to wind direction.
If you're not satisfied with your purchase, contact our customer support team. Refunds and returns are handled according to the guarantee and return policy published on our website.