A few minutes ago I just received my first order of mones: A314, Turn Up the Heat TG and a complimentary Instant Shine TG (NICE! ).
I am very eager to try them, but before I open them I would like to know…
How to store them? some pheromone manufacturers seem to write to store them in a refrigerator?
Any fun ideas on how I should test them the first time and really notice they work!? (my goal is primarily to up my game with women, but also to do better socially)
day 1 (2 drops A314 on finger applied 1 drop to each side of neck, apply 1 drop at a time. This is the recommended dosage on their product page.
it lasts about 12 hours.
If you go out, to just test, and I say this lightly JUST to test a one time thing, if you go out less than 12 hours after application +1 drop to upper lip, if after 12 hours (1/2 drop to upper lip, 1/4 left jawline 1/4 right jawline, then 2 sprays Turn up the heat 1 to front neck + 1 shot cologne , then 1 shot wrist then split between both wrists.
This is only a suggestion, and does not constitute a real test, just a lets see if this works test, not a reporting test get it?
I keep mine on the dresser top so I can quickly apply before running off to work. Most only last a few months so you’ll use it all before anything spoils. After all, most of it is preserved in alcohol. I wouldn’t keep it in the 'frig unless you don’t plan on using it for a very time. Imagine how fun it would be to beat A314 out of a cold bottle at 6:00 AM…
Oh noooo, that is not good news. I have a couple hundred dollars worth of various pheromones, and if I don’t use them after a few months they will become useless??? I thought I saw a posting where someone said pheromones are “robust molecules” and that they will last as long as I keep them in a cool dark place. ???
You certainly interpreted my text in an unusual way! Most of my mones only last a few months because I use them up, not because they spoil! For example, a bottle of SOE lasts about 2 months, 15 ml A314 5 or 6 months and CTTM a month or two. Therefore I don’t have to worry about preserving them forever. But, yeah, I like wrote above, most are preserved in alcohol and will last a long time if kept reasonably cool and away from direct sunlight.