The idea of Charcoblaze coconut shell charcoals was born when the president of the company realized that the charcoal used in hookah lasts only a short time before requiring a replacement. Not only was this inefficient from a practical perspective, but also a financial one.

The other problem with average hookah charcoal was the chemical used in manufacturing them. Products treated with chemicals are always inferior to those produced naturally. The first problem with chemicals is odor. Especially in a product like charcoal, where it must be exposed to fire to serve its purpose, the chemicals produce excessive odors. These odors in the case of hookah alter the taste of the tobacco and the experience of enjoying the flavors are compromised. Charcoblaze coconut shell charcoals, however, are not treated with any chemicals. The odors produced are minimal and relative to the average charcoal on the market, has little effect on the taste of the flavor.

Another problem with chemicals is pollution. When chemicals are exposed to fire, they evaporate into the atmosphere in the form of smoke and alter the natural state of the environment. The negative effects of pollution are especially realized in confined space. It does not take much to conclude that the smoke of natural products is relatively less harmful than that of products produced with chemicals.

Another superior factor of coconut shell charcoals is one of practicality. The charcoals used on the market last a relatively short time. After a few puffs, they decimate and break down into ashes. Then the charcoal must be replaced with a new one, which in turn lasts a relatively short time and the cycle thus continues. Due to their unique makeup, coconut shell charcoals last about three times as long. Therefore, instead of focusing on the longevity of the charcoal, the smoker can enjoy the flavor of the tobacco.

Finally, coconut shell charcoals are more cost-effective. After a few hookah smoking sessions, one realizes that he or she has burned through a whole box of charcoal. On the other hand, coconut shell charcoals last three times as long. From this perspective, with all other factors being equal, coconut shell charcoals cost three times cheaper than the average charcoal sold on the market today.

With these considerations in mind, after extensive research into the market, the president of the company developed superior hookah charcoals in Charcoblaze!