For those who have trouble getting out A314

Hey guys, I figured out an excellent way to get A314 out evenly without a mess. I’m sure most of you already know, but this is for those who dont. All you do is hold the bottle upside down between your middle finger and thumb, while tapping the top of it lightly with your index finger until a drop comes out. It’s real simple.:slight_smile:

Thanks bro, I DON’T like the fact that my A314 bottles are never accurate in dosing because it can lead to having more A314 on your body than what you originally wanted. Then you have to guess just how many drops you actually did get when you report. Argh. :slight_smile:

Sometimes when I only want one drop, another one will slip out before I have a chance to flip the bottle right side up, in which case I just wipe off the excess. Such a waste, but what can you do. :stuck_out_tongue:

Yeah, or I hate it when it pools up on the side of the dropper and the drop tries to form but it’s too busy being in the pool that you kind of have to tap it like you mentioned, then when it does come out it’s two drops in one! Argh.

Next stop, spray on Alpha314.

Man, I wish!

I don’t think it would be as effective that way.

Why don’t you guys pour the ALPHA314 into a togo bottle, then use a pipette or the atomizer straw for application? Simple and accurate.

I have tried this once, but with the A314 bottle. I removed the rubber applicator and stuck a pipette in there but the oil is too thin for this. If I remember correctly it was a mess. Might try it again.

Put the tg bottle in a petri dish or small bowl, pop the alpha top and slowly pour the mones into the tg bottle. Spill any and the bowl catches it. Its what I do, but I’ve got very steady hands…shouldn’t really be a problem for anyone though.

Sometimes it seems like A314 drops from a pipette seem smaller than the normal drops you get from the A314 applicator when they come out like they should. Well, to me but I’m hoping they’re the same.

Seem to be about half the size, so apply twice the ratio!