Zero Smell offers a discount to police, fire and EMT through a VerifyPass check, and the page that prints a rate says 25% off for “Military & Police.” The two pages don’t quite match, so this post tells you exactly what each one says and where the gap is.
Zero Smell sells an odor spray for the part of the job nobody mentions at the academy: the smell that settles into a uniform and a vest. The discount page for first responders reads “We are pleased to offer our Zero Smell Military & First Responder Discount program.” and lists its two groups, military and veterans, and first responders.
How To Get The Zero Smell First Responder Discount
- Open Zero Smell’s Military and First Responder Discount page with the button below.
- Select Get Discount and verify your eligibility with VerifyPass, the service the page names for identity checks.
- After you’re verified, you’ll receive a one-time discount code.
- Enter the code during checkout.
- For a later order, come back to the same page and verify again. The page says a new purchase means repeating step one.
Keep the tab with your code open until the order goes through, since the page calls it a one-time code.
What The Two Pages Say
The program page lists the groups: “First Responders – Police, Fire and EMT,” plus military and veterans. It describes the steps above and prints no percentage. A second page, linked from the site footer as “Military & Police Discount,” carries a headline reading “Eliminate Uniform & Vest Odors Safely and Effectively: 25% Off Military & Police.”
That headline says 25% and says police. It doesn’t say fire or EMT. Both pages share the same title, “Military & First Responder Discount,” and the verification path is the same, but we can’t promise the 25% applies to fire and EMS. If the amount at checkout isn’t what you expected, ask Zero Smell which rate your group gets.
Who Qualifies, In The Page’s Words
Police, fire and EMT are the three job titles the program page prints under first responders. It doesn’t name dispatchers, corrections officers, volunteers or retirees, and it doesn’t say whether family members are covered. VerifyPass handles that decision when you verify.
If you’re ordering for a whole department, there’s another route. The sibling page says to contact Zero Smell through the Wholesale link at the bottom of its website for bulk orders.
What It Costs Before The Code
The sibling page lists the Z-Spray in a 16.9oz/500ml size with a regular price of $19.98 USD. We aren’t doing the math on what the discount takes off, because the page doesn’t print a final price and the rate question above is still open. Look at the total after you apply the code.
What The Pages Don’t Say
Neither page prints an end date, an exclusion list or a stacking rule. Neither says whether the code works with a sale price or a second promo code. Check the cart total after you enter the code and before you pay.
Q&A
Q: Is the Zero Smell discount really 25%?
A: The page headed “25% Off Military & Police” says so. The page that names police, fire and EMT prints no rate.
Q: How do I verify?
A: Through VerifyPass, from the Get Discount button on the program page.
Q: Can I use the same code twice?
A: No. The page says you get a one-time code and repeat the verification for future purchases.
Q: Does the discount apply to a department order?
A: The page points department bulk orders to the Wholesale link instead.
Q: Once the smell is out of my gear, what about the closet?
A: Our Container Store cash back page covers storage.
More Information:
Zero Smell’s pages carry no printed date, so confirm the rate on checkout day. For more for your home, browse our home and garden discounts.
