I live in a suite with 1 bedroom , 1 common room which i share with 3 suitemates and 2 bathrooms. So I mainly spray my pheromone sprays in my small room. Sometimes even on clothes. I have eye irritation today. Wonder if its the effect of pheromone spray in the air.
Yea the eye thing gets me too - I cant apply mones in my work car and then drive for several hrs - it’s always my left eye that hurts really bad, feels like fiber glass dust - OUCH.
Hmm. I don’t get the eye thing, and I work with boatloads of pheromones.
You guys using lots of androstenone? That sometimes gives me unwanted “head effects”. Usually a sense of pressure, though, and more mental irritation than physical. 
If you have pheromone buildup in your room, get a cheap ozonator from Enaly from EcoQuest off of ebay. They’ll help a lot.
I haven’t experienced this effect.
it’s high levels of -nol that does it to me -none alone has never caused a problem but too much -nol without air circulation does it every time ~ it’s only a problem in the car.
Wow, androstenol is the last pheromone I’d expect to cause any kind of “irritation”. Very interesting.
i am incredibly sensitive to any airborne chemicals, particles, dust etc. i can’t even be in the same room with crazy glue it’s that bad, but i’ve yet to have a negative reaction to any of the various manufacturers synthetic pheromones i’ve tried.
Any colognes bug you? Some really bother me. I can’t remember which ones, because I never buy them.
I know some colognes use molecules that make me almost instantly tired, too. It’s a bummer when I’m trying out 4 colognes simultaneously at the store, and run into one of these by accident. It’s like they’re using narcotic “go to sleep” pheromones.
lots of colognes bug me, but only in the sense that most men and a few women announce their presence from twenty feet away after bathing in an obnoxious drug store bottle of cologne.
at that point it’s all pine sol to me.
It is amazing how diffusive some of those are.
A little off-topic, but I think it’s the fact that some of those old (and some proven toxic) musk molecules diffused like no tommorow.
It seems to be that the most diffusive colognes and perfumes are the cheapest and the most expensive. The standard prices ones don’t seem to have the same kick as the low and high range. Interesting.
So … you don’t like pine sol cologne???
Uh oh.
I’m beginning to have serious doubts about my next project. 
So if we know we’ll be in a situation where we would like the pheromones to affect targets a little further away, maybe we should cover them with a “cheaper” cologne?
That is provided we can find one that our nose can live with… 
And on that note. Would you recommend applying the pheromones first or the cologne first? [Sorry if this question has been asked, I’ve got a lot of catching up to do as far as reading the posts.]