Well, lastnight around 2:00 AM I left my 30 mL bottle of AMMO inside my car’s center console (which has a closed lid on top). I realized that I forgot my AMMO in my car, so at approx. 2:30 PM today I pulled the bottle from my car and it was neither hot nor cold to the touch. BTW, the outdoor temperature at this time was only 78 degrees.
Do you guys think that I killed my AMMO by leaving it in my car’s center console overnight? It was in my car for 12 hours (between night and day) and the outdoor temperatures at the time ranged from the 50’s to mid 70’s. I’m just worried that I might need to buy another bottle!
Naw, probably not. Tisha has posted on this and mentioned that it takes a REALLY hot desert type of heat in order for it to do damage (and even then it’ll have to be left for quite awhile in order to ruin something.) Hopefully someone can correct me if I’m wrong, but I doubt your bottle is ruined.
Well, according to the Androtics web site, spray pheromones are “Best used in areas of ‘average’ temperature and humidity”. The website also states “Not recommended for areas with hot weather and low humidity”…
Since I live in Arizona, I was worried that I killed my AMMO since I left it in my car until 2:30 pm. It’s not summer yet, but I was still worried. Oh well, I’ll keep testing my AMMO and see if still produces any results.
That’s talking about how they will act on your skin, and not how (or what) the heat will do to the pheromones damage wise. All it means is that effects won’t last as long since the hot weather will evaporate (and diffuse) the sprays on your skin A LOT faster. At least that’s what I think, so can anyone please clarify?
For example effects for oil based pheromones are way better in places with hot weather because you’ll have heat to diffuse the oil when on your skin.
You are pretty much correct. It’s like when it’s hot and you sweat, you are secreting pheremones from the armpits BUT are killing them off at the same time hence the heat around you
