Components / Constituents of some Consumer Lines and MXs

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Would appreciate if some of the hardened researchers here can throw some light into the phero components of some of the mainstream products.

I remember seeing some posts which says IO is mostly alpha androstenol while IH is mostly beta androstenol (Yeah I remember that 70/30 and 30/70 alpha beta post )

I am particularly interested in the constituents of the following: as in what contains what proportion of stuff like Androstenone, Androsterone, Androstadienone, Alpha Androstenol, Beta Androstenol

AMMO World 2x
IH
IS
IO
A314
TUTH
CTTM (someone please tell me how it is different from IO)
MX297

Any speculations on what is in the “MX Rockstar” 2 togos landed home today. Cant wait till I get home :smiley:

thanks

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its the same concept as the 11 secret herbs and spices in KFC chicken- the consumer line no one really knows exact proportions.

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Still it’s a verry valid question. Nobody knows the proportions, but I’ve read in several places that…

IS contains TAA
IO is roughly 30% betanol and 70% alphanol
IH is roughly 30% alphanol and 70% betanol
A314 is about 50% arone
Ammo is a mix of anone, arone and alphanol
TUTH is pretty much pure anone

I’m not sure this is entirely correct, but the information is out there… And I’m sure there are users on the forum who know more about the above products and about some of the MXs as well…
Maybe somebody could make a list

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I heard A314 was like 80% Rone and the remainder was a mix of special molecules and mones designed to steer it in the dominant alpha direction.

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Well for CTTM from what I’ve researched, is a high Androstenol mix consisting of approximately 50% alpha and 50% beta, some have thought that it might have

MX297 from my experiences have Androsterone, Androstenol (I’m thinking its beta) and Androstenone. Once I’ve tested some putatives then I will probably get a better idea but I’m thinking there are some in there along with the T series.