In defense of this I DO in fact question your motives. Awesome Nerd has been very up front about shyness and his dynamic with women. He saw results and was happy with them. So playing devils advocate let’s assume for the sake of argument that the mones themselves are not responsible.
But his belief in them gives him a sense of confidence that he hadn’t felt before, which would communicate of course in his approach. Viola, success and expected results. So who’s hurt? he spent money on a product and is happy with the result. Now from personal experience so far I’m leaning toward them working as advertised and I don’t believe it’s a placebo effect. But if it is, so what? This isn’t a claim to cure a deadly disease that could result in grave harm to a persons health if the product doesn’t work. It’s a fragrance, that is said to communicate certain qualities we might want to impress upon others.
As far as I can see Androtics has been very up front in stating that these products are not miracle workers, only an edge.
They offer a DOUBLE your money back guarantee, and what’s more you have a YEAR from purchase to use it.
Beyond that the forum here allows for dissenting opinion on the products effectiveness otherwise we’d not be having this conversation.
So as far as I can tell, the only way that AD could be guilty of anything even remotely duplicitous would be if the products didn’t actually contain the ingredients advertised. So long as the pheromones are actually present in the quantities and ratios claimed then no wrong is being done.