No Sweat Activated Carbon Cat Litter Odour Neutralizer-Made Of Coconut Shell-All Natural-No Chemical,Toxic Ingredients-Unscented-Planet Friendly-Disposable 10 Packs in One Box 250 GR- Packing May Vary

I live in a flat with two indoor cats and so the litter problem has been ongoing for a while and quite frustrating. This stuff fixed it overnight. One sachet in a large tray has done the trick.

Great product. Works well with my cat litter. Definitely would recommend

I put one of these packets in every time I change the litter tray, it really does eliminate urine odour, not so much the other one.My only slight gripe is that, due to the pellets being small in size, they collect to the bottom after a while. This is usually the time the litter gets changed anyway, but if you only have one cat I'd say use half when you change it, then the other half a few days later.

Really does work, no more smelly cat litter tray

As it barely does anything, its definitely overpriced and would not buy again.

Bought to absorb urine smells from cat trays

Maybe I was expecting to much but this doesn't work!

Our cat rarely uses his litter tray but we do confine him to a small, single room overnight and he is occasionally caught short. When this happens the room is pretty pongy in the morning (note, we buy cheap cat litter not one of the pricier odour eliminating, extra absorbent brands).I mixed in one sachet of the No Sweat granules into his usual cat litter and waited. It's taken a few days for him to use his litter tray but he eventually relented last night. There was no noticeable smell in the room and I needed to visually check his litter tray to confirm it had been used.The usage recommendations state: "The lifespan of the product (one sachet 25 Gr) for a single adult cat ranges from 6-9 days." Since our cat is an infrequent litter tray user, we tend to replace the litter and clean out the tray after every use, so this is largely irrelevant to us.The package also carries this information: "The products remain suitable for use for a duration of 36 months from the date of production." However, I can't find a date of production, nor a best before date, printed anywhere on the outer packaging or on the sachets themselves. I acknowledge that it's highly unlikely that any customer will leave the sachets unused for three years — but there is no way of knowing how long the product has been sitting on a warehouse shelf prior to its sale.