A314 and working in Healthcare

Hello everyone, I’m a respiratory therapy student currently in my clinical rotation at a local hospital and I just received a new bottle of A314 oil. I have been using it the past couple days and so far the results have been fantastic! The product integrates perfectly in this setting! There are 3 other students I work with here and I feel I have managed to have gained the most trust and respect from my preceptors! I will definitely be using A314 daily and I’m interested to see results from daily use at my institution. Just wondering, is there anyone else using A315 in the healthcare setting?

Sort of yes. Although I don’t work in a medical environment directly, I do the occasional bit of moonlighting and provide cover/lab space for colleagues who do and several aspects of our biological sciences work has medical crossover and interests involved, so I come into contact with some very senior medics on a very regular basis and A314 has served me very well for a long time now.

In fact the improvements in respect and overall working relationships between us since I started using A314 is remarkable. Medics can be a difficult bunch at the best of times but for a long time now I’ve been able to keep them on side and cooperative. :slight_smile:

Another major advantage of A314 oil is that it settles to a low scent,. I don’t know about the US/other countries but many pheros are difficult to use in medical environments because they operate a low/no-scent policy and a normal dose of A314 oil’s working scent level is low enough not to bother anybody. :slight_smile:

I work in a small emergency room and wear 314 and instant shine. I started with the spray and recently moved on to the oil. I like the lower scent of the oil for work, although part of me wonders if the pheromones are less noticeable as well. I added shine because I deal with upset family members and while the 314 usually makes them more deferent, occasionally it seems to make them worse (especially men). I tend to come off as a bit cocky anyway, so the shine really helps in the ER. One unfortunate side effect of the shine is that it seems to make old people talk even more than they already do.

edit: I’ve also been trying p74 in place of instant shine and it also does a good job softening the “arrogance” effect.