1 month in - am I doing something wrong?

  1. Can you overlap pheromoners? I.e, if you spray ammunition onto your neck, would you be cancelling the effect of the former if you then sprayed another pheromone on top?

certainly. many people use a daily “base mix” and then layer some toys on top of that depending on what results are desired.

  1. Is there an accepted range at which pheromones are seen to be effective? 2ft, 3ft, 6ft etc?

shameless self plug here but it’s a good read: perception vs. reality: a test on how far mixes actually carry general rule is 6 feet is immediate, 12-15 feet is the max. good segue to question 3…

  1. When the smell goes is the pheromone still working?

yes. my test above was based only on smell. the pheros could’ve reached much farther. the reason for the scent is that people can associate a feeling with it. still try to stay within 6 feet though.

  1. What the bloody hell is the sweet spot?

it is the dose at which you experience the greatest effects. i’m a young guy and my targets are my age, so for example, 1 spray of ammo is good enough for me. that would be my sweet spot. if i were a bit older, or trying to attract older targets, maybe my sweet spot would be 2 sprays. it is found after testing.

  1. Am I expecting too much? Don’t think I am, but I was expecting something.

no. your best bet is to go clean for a few days, then start a journal of hits. (best around people you haven’t used pheros with lately or at all) take note of how people react, how you act, etc. then start with one spray of one phero, your choice. record the day. next day, two sprays, same phero, etc. repeat until you find the sweet spot for each phero individually (usually the dose right before you notice effects diminish or level out). then begin to find your sweet spot for layers.

you probably know how to record hits. the important thing is to record hits when you’re clean. this way you have a base to compare to. a tiny smile from somebody may not mean much, but if that person has never smiled at you, then you’re onto something.