I think I bought a bunch of stuff from here a couple of years ago, some A314, Instant Shine, Spaceland, Ammunition, some A1 spray, some androsterone spray and a product that I absolutely adore called Raw Power.
The product I loved the most was Raw Power, since I can just discreetly add it to my cologne and it also gave me the best results. I believe it was just basically 5700 mcg of androstenone selling for $60. It doesn’t seem like it’s in stock anymore though. I guess I could get the experimone androstenone sprays, but I don’t know how to calculate it. How many sprays are there in a ml? If I wanted to get around 5700 mcg of androstenone dissolved in 30ml of liquid, how many mcg per spray should I get?
Thanks.
I’m afraid it is long gone - IIRC it only ever got to the test stage with a limited release. Was it not an oil-base product? I can’t remember OTOH.
The current AD product nearest your desire is Instant Jerk, with 3000mcg per bottle. So two sprays of that would be of a similar dose to an equivalent Raw Power application. however, if it was an oil, one spray of IJ would probably be enough as sprays are more present and faster diffusing, so have more impact.
Also, if you are looking at a cologne additive, you might want to consider NPA - Its not an AD product but it is effective and well liked by many here (myself included) and there is plenty of info here on dilution and effective use.
And if you just want to buy a bottle of plain Androstenone, you need to divide the total mcg content by 200 - the number of sprays on a 30 ml. Which gives 28.5mcg per spray. The none store page lists 25 and 30mcg concentrations, so take your pick.
I’d suggest you stick with the standard Neroli 6% scent for mixing as it sits well with very many colognes and is fifty-odd dollars cheaper than unscented, which is not so easy to use.
Lastly, as this is your first post, how about having a read of this:
And posting your own thread in the Intro Forum. That way you will get some other suggestions/good advice and earn the GC to help offset your costs. 