Human Unicorn:
I’m a newbie myself and not the person to give pheromone product or usage advice, but I wanted to not only welcome you to the women’s forum of PheroTalk, but to especially welcome you to the world of womanhood and give you a big virtual hug! If that’s a picture of you in your avatar, then you are a very beautiful lady.
Now, even though I’m a noob to the forum and to pheromones, and by all means take experienced users advice and opinions before mine, it seems that in your relatively unique (to PheroTalk) case as a male-to-female transsexual, you need to consider pheromone products in terms of your general male chemistry and your personal male chemistry in terms of pheromones (and hormones?), your goals and how they may be thusly impacted, your physical visual presentation and behaviors…and possibly even consider any female hormone supplements taken, if any, and their affect on your own pheromones and any products purchased.
So, you might want to consider the potential effects of (assuming no added female hormones):
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The pheromones & sex/gender hormones you are producing and/or excreting (male pheromones; male and female hormones like androgen, testosterone, and estrogen, etc. – yeah, really, all guys produce female sex hormones…and vice versa!)
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The pheromones & sex/gender hormones you are not producing and/or excreting AT ALL (copulins, aka, “cops”'; progesterone (?), etc.)
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The pheromones & sex/gender hormones you are producing and/or excreting in lower amounts (female pheromones; female hormones like estrogen, etc.)
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The pheromones & sex/gender hormones you are producing and/or excreting in higher amounts (male pheromones; male hormones like testosterone, androgen, etc.)
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Any female hormone supplements you may (or may not) be taking in your transition from male to female, and the possible effects on your own pheromones and/or any purchased pheromone products.
I don’t know if or how female hormone supplements for male-to-female transsexuals may be affecting your pheromone production/excretion, or any pheromone, if at all. If there is an effect, it could potentially affect the products you select, their use, and their effects. (And don’t feel that you have to share such personal information to strangers on the internet, but if relevant, perhaps a call or PM to Jasmine might elicit more about that and specific product suggestions.)
Now balance that with:
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Your goals (to clarify your female gender status; relationship with a man; other?)
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The type of man you want to attract (? … alpha male? “nice guy”? jerk? other?)
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Your personality type (soft, female, shy)
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Your projected visual/physical image and personal (soft, shy, female, but possibly not enough “female-ness”, viz., confused reactions to your gender status)
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Your social behavior, in general and in terms of gender (as above)
Note that in general younger people tend to produce more sex hormones than older ones. I don’t know how age affects pheromones, male or female, other than cops may decrease in females with advanced age and/or birth control use…which are both situations entirely irrelevant to you!
As May correctly pointed out, it is certain that your male body chemistry is not producing any copulins at ALL. I certainly agree that a cops product should be strongly considered for purchase and experimentation in terms of dosage and effect. but I would imagine that your remaining male pheromones will continue to be a part of your pheromone signaling mechanism regardless of your projected female image, behaviors, and female gender status – and maybe that’s where some of the confusion from others regarding your gender is coming from.
Also, in terms of pheromone products, perhaps consider that what may work for women in general, may or may not work, or may be less (or more!) effective, for YOU and your personal chemistry and situation.
Given all of these, I think the key may be to do as I did and buy small sizes of a selection of different products, and then experiment and test them individually and in combinations, and in different situations and environments, to see how they work with your look, your personality and social cues, your unique and still male chemistry, the people around you (to help clarify social signals of your female-ness), and – of course, and very importantly! --, the type of men you want to attract. 
The experts and experienced users here have and will continue to give you excellent suggestions to consider.
I’d also suggest, on the same note, that you read new and old threads in BOTH men’s and women’s forums: specifically, for the effects different products have on others when worn BY men, read the men’s forum – even though hooking up with women is the general goal there, many posts contain details of the effects on men as well. And once you have received your order, do test your products out both individually and in combinations, and immediately report back to us here on the women’s forum!
Good Luck, and again, welcome!
Mia
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I agree with the girls and I think copulan products would be great on you. Its hard to say if you have a TAH or a TAL personality. I benefit from both products myself but I am more of a TAL girl. I am a extroverted alpha type.