Contaminating Pheromones

Hmm, I thought that there might be preservatives to prevent contamination so I did something stupid.

Sometimes spraying isn’t practical so I would unscrew the cap, dab a bit of pheros on my finger and apply it that way.

Unfortunately, that meant my finger touched the inside contents of the bottle.

How long do I have before they spoil? Any general time frame?

I did this to almost all my pheros already so I’m pretty sad about that. Hundreds of dollars going to waste.

If they are alcohol sprays you should be ok, its the oils that tend to spoil with contamination.

How is having to unscrew the cap more practical then just spraying?

because when i’m in the small office bathroom and want to layer a 2nd application to change the vibe, i can’t be spraying that in the bathroom, the smell is too strong. and it lingers in the bathroom for some time. It’s avery small bathroom.

With unscrewing the cap i can avoid the extra side spray that would have lingered in the bathroom and directly apply it to me with nothing getting ot he walls, floor, etc.

I’ve tested both methods in my bathroom, and that is wwhat works.

I have IS, IO, IH, TAC, TUTH, A314spray, P79, P83, P 130.

I believe those are all alcohol. Am i correct?

If you’re looking to stealth mone in office/lecture situations you should look into the mini roller ball perfume applicators.

These come in 3ml sizes and I keep 5 in my messenger bag with no problem.

Rollers are not good for mones. I used to like them but found they contaminate the mones worse then your fingers do.

As you roll the product on bacteria, dead skin, and any other debris sticks to the roller and is transferred right into the bottle.

Tisha

curses. I placed some in rollers too.

Can anyone verify if the pheros i listed are all alcohol? And if i have contaminated them already?

Yes, all alcohol. A314 oil (blue glass bottle) is the only oil product in the current AD range

Rollers also make it really difficult to dose alcohol effectively, as they are designed for light oils with higher viscosity.

An accurate, medical grade dropper has been used by some as an alternative to sprays. Past threads on spray/drop dose equivalents if you want to search.