Hi, I’m Jonas. I am a young male internet marketer that lives in the United States. I am here because I am interested in how all this pheromone stuff works and what the best products are. My question would be, does my blood type really matter on what pheromone is best for me?
Hi Jonas, welcome to the forum!
In order to recommend the best products for you, we need to know a bit about your personality and communication skills. What are you hoping that pheromones will do for you?
In regards to blood type, I’m not sure. Do a search on this forum, there is tons of information here, you should be able to find the answer 
Hey, I am new to this forum and also to using pheromones. I ordered my first one from love scent- scent of eros, and although I have only been using it for a couple of days, I am a little disappointed at the lack of results. Is it possible I’m just using it wrong? Is there a trick? Also, I’ve been researching other possibilities, and I was wondering if anyone knew why Essence of a Women wasn’t on Lovescent anymore, do you know if they discontinued it?
thanks!!
Hi Jonas,
Welcome to the forum.
Like SK said, tell us more information on your personality, purpose of using pheromones and your targets.
Then we can give you better recommendations and you will qualify for the gift certificate too.
Cheers
As a biologist I’m skeptical that blood type affects how one responds to pheromones. (I’m assuming you are talking about ABO blood types) So my answer Jonas would be no, probably not.
Welcome to Pherotalk Jonas!
You could pop into the pheromone theory section and see if they have any threads on that or start a thread and am sure you will get some useful info on that question.
From what I know pheromone usage depends on the following :
RACE
PERSONALITY
AGE
PHYSICAL FITNESS
WANTS/NEEDS
In order to give you more advice on what pheromones are best suited for you and to issue you a $25 GC I need more information from you , soooooo read this link and am waiting on your reply.
https://pheromonetalk.com/t/how-do-i-qualify-for-a-25-gift-certificate/19934
I’m also skeptical but my involvement in transfusion medicine has picked my interest in a possible links between the neuroimmune and neuroendocrine systems, which would be manifest in pheromone production.
James V. Kohl
A colleague is set to publish a book this month that I think will address this kind of initial disappointment. Typically, one could anticipate this disappointment when people purchase products with guarantees that indicate they can expect aphrodisiac-like effects.
Was there a package insert in this regard? I vaguely recall seeing one a few years ago, when I was still on good terms with my marketer, who has since strayed too far from the scientific facts.
I wasn’t aware of any change, but welcome removal of this product with a horrid stench only tolerable after extreme dilution. Even though the manufacturer may have erred in producing the highly concentrated formula, it developed a following. This, in complete opposition to the known fact that highly concentrated odors of any kind are always aversive.
James V. Kohl
scentoferos.com