I did a quick search and could not find anything. Im curious as to how the synthetic pheromones that we wear and copulins are made?..where do they come from? I just received my very first order of pheromones ever, Instant Sexiness and Instant Shine, excited to try them out!
Copulins are made from fatty lipids (carbohydrates), acids like lactic and acetic acids (there are a few more I would have to look up. They also contain ionic salts and albumin.
Pheromones are byproducts of human steroids and hormones. They are synthetic which means made in a lab not in a human. Depending on which pheromone your synthesising there are different ways they are made so its hard to really explain.
They dont collect sweat from actual humans to use if thats what your curious about. Everybody eventually asks that and I have teased people saying they send Steve down to the mall with paper cups to collect samples but that just teasing (http://www.blueislandsdiving.com)
Ah shucks!..not from actual humans? I had this image in my head of hot guys and girls running on a treadmill and someone coming along scrapping their sweat off with a spoon. I was gonna apply for the job. http://serve.mysmiley.net/happy/happy0046.gif
No there are no animal pheromones used here at AD. All the molecules used are found in human biology at one point or another in our lifespans.
Just like with bio identical hormones you can produce bio identical pheromones without collecting sweat off of hot people at the gym which would be extremely nasty and a health risk.