“Some of hits products work for me others don’t.” This is the most common post I read. But again, vendetta is a mischaracterization. It was he who approved my reporting status. I did not ask. They just did it. So, acutally, I do have gratitude to him for that. Vendetta means: "
a prolonged bitter quarrel with or campaign against someone." No, I’m waging war against **not **the man per se. His sex life and private life in general are of no interest. Instead, it is against any pheromone professional intentionally posting false information.
Again, after years and years, ***** Labs, a company many people have heard of, is still using information on its site verified to be false. A faked COA for 99.9% androstenone. So I send Androtics a PM. “Is there even such a thing as 99.9%?” Can I get it to test? How much is it? **No, it does not exist.
**The situation is a pattern of ongoing inaccurate information going back more than 5 years. Up to right now. So I am personally calling upon him to please cease it. It is very bad for the community. I have several posts on Enzyte, KevinTrudeau and other topics. I have nothing against Kevin personally. I against the misinformation in his infomercials. Because the information is false. When I find false information, I will be speaking out.
My concern with O is the ongoing pattern.
Pre-2010: Makes undetermined number of “made up” posts.
2012: States of Allo-THDOC:
“Its probably the single most expensive pheromone in the world.”
Not really. Analytical quality is only a few dollars more per mg than analytical -enone.
2013-2014: Website promises certified quality tests on every molecule.
2014: March. Promises to post quality assurance for each compound.
Now: No reports for erone or enone.
Now: Web page for DHEA says 99% pure. Cert. says 98.
2008: Writes the post on offical rules for reporting users. 2014: Admits repeatedly breaking them. Takes pride in it.
2014: XS says, “We are active full members of the American Chemical Society and are seeking inclusion into numerous other organizations.” Really?
Not exactly. ACS has four categories of membership. None is called “Full.” Membership is for people, not companies. Non-chemists are **Non-Scientist/Society Affiliate. **Fully qualified members are degreed chemists. So, no. XS is not a member, according to the ACS website.
Affiliate = “A person who is not eligible to become a member of the Society but whose major vocational effort is directly concerned with the practice of a chemical science.”
If O doesn’t have a chem degree he is not eligible to be a member. ACS doesn’t do corporate memberships, so it says. However, if you pay the fee, any non-chemist pheromone vendor/user could apply for affiliate, but true members must be chemists or students.
Membership Process and Categories
Your profile has been modified: What it all means
Now, I understand how hard it is to come to grips with the facts, but don’t blame the messenger. These are his posts. A few months ago, you posted on misinformation.
Well, you have your opinion. I don’t see fallout in the current 314 oil, by itself. It needs to be in a mix. Do you use A314? Again, when you don’t report on the products, I don’t see how you come to that knowledge. And actually, Watkins has tested and reported on many, many items.
Good results from IG, IShine and A314, no effect from others
To be fair, reports are only opinions. You say fallout, I say not. However, the posts here a facts, not opinions. Each quote is direct, virtually verbatim. I appreciate your point of view; however, for sake of brevity, unless you can state that the quotes are not accurate, they stand.
Organizations or individuals that post fake COA or fake molecule reports…these are not spreading love and happiness. They are spreading misinformation.
So, you state that you are against misinformation. Then, of course, you agree with me. Intentional misinformation is always wrong, no matter the person or company.
You stated that only soap and water is needed to remove -enone. That is an opinion, not a fact. Actually, there are more experienced users that identify -enone as a problem for some people and recommend witch hazel. So, actually, your comment on misinformation is itself misinformation. Your comment that there is non-enone buildup. Many people disagree.
“Androstenone is kinda sticky though. Some of it comes off with soap and water but you get a residue that can build up over time. So some witch hazel on a cotton ball which is a astringent gets off the residue.”
How to get pheromones off (What's the best soap)
I am against all misinformation.
Post Script. The XS affliliate page mentions the FTC truth-in-advertising principles websites are supposed to follow.“An act or practice is deceptive, Ms. Fair explained, if it contains a misrepresentation or omission of information or is likely to mislead consumers acting reasonably under the circumstances.” - FTC expert.
A site selling Aser (XS Labs) products says: “The Worlds Only Mix and Match Pheromone System.” The hell it is! “Dosed Pheromone”, “Pheromone System”, “Instant Pheromones”, “Human Musk”, “NeuroInfluence”, “Mix N’ Match Pheromones”, “Social Effects” and variations are trademarks of Androtics Research (on the bottom of the SmartMones page). Have been for years. Seriously, Admins, I’m not in charge of business decisions, but this is your trademark. It is completely not cool for any ethical mones site to use trademarks without permission. Any small business out there knows that is not acceptable.