Shoe and Foot Odor Challenged with Brand New Invention

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 5, 2012 -- Odegon Technologies Limited, an innovative Hi-Tech R&D company is releasing a shoe patch that is no bigger than a sticking plaster - this is because it has an enormous nano-porous odor absorbing capability that is used in high grade military gas masks.

This is unlike any other shoe odor product on the market and is a completely new take, on an age old problem.

Odegon Technologies recently developed a small discrete underarm fabric patch that absorbs the odors given off from people's armpits when placed in a garment. After developing the underarm fabric tag for clothing, they had a massive amount of enquiries regarding foot odor and realised that it's just as strong a problem. So they devised a method where the odor within any shoe could move through and over the patch. The special materials in the patch capture the odor molecules. Odegon then worked with one of the World's largest retail drug store chain and through exhaustive wearer trials, the shoe patches are being released for sale in 2012 across Europe. Odegon is also releasing this new and innovative product through their distributors around the World.

Odegon Technologies have other products of a similar nature in the pipeline and these are being released over the coming months.

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