StinkBalm Original Under-Nose Odor Masking Balm for Work & Daily Use | Portable Balm, Mint & Menthol Scent, Refreshing Aroma, Healthcare, Caregiving, Nurse, Pocket-Friendly, Travel & Everyday Use

I needed something that was easy to apply under my nose to help block smells that bother me. This has worked well. It doesn't block all smells but it helps. I like the ease of application. It is going to last a long time and I feel it is a good value for what I paid.

As an in home caregiver this product has been a live saver during brief changes. It doesn’t completely eliminate the smell but really helps mask the odor and makes it was more manageable.

Had to clean up a very nasty and smelly abandoned house. Works pretty well, but nothing can really stop the smell of a dead animal so be prepared for that.

Doesn’t work any better than bick vapor rub!! That’s all it is in a chapstick form!!! I want a refund. Do not buy it it won’t help and I only work in ICU and TCU and smell some bad stuff.

Not sure about this product. It helps some, but it doesn't totally block odors. Also, there doesn't seem to be anything special about it? I feel like Vicks Vapor Rub would do the same and maybe even work better? Won't order again, unfortunately. Still on the hunt for a good odor blocker.

this stuff is great for masking perfume or chemical smells

I started nursing school and I might get a job as a patient care tech. During my first clinicals I had to help a woman who had diarrhea. I almost gagged multiple times while still having to change her, give her a bath as well as change her sheets. If I didn't have help I don't think I could have completed all that without having to step outside. It was awful. Anyways, this lead me to go looking for products to conceal the smell and I stumbled upon this product. I didn't think it smelled too bad but after trying it on, to me it kind of smells like what walking into a pet store or a petting zoo smells like. It's like a secondary smell and it's not pleasant. I put a lot on and the spearmint doesn't really smell, just kind of burns a bit (not really sure). I'm really upset that this doesn't work. Clinicals start up again and I don't have a backup plan. Maybe a different smell would work better? Coffee maybe?

Works very well but if you use it in the winter time it will make your nose very cold