Oh we sorta knew what to expect. We tested each mone on its own before mixing.
Sorta like they recommend today.
Yes, but with something as sticky as A1, I find doses to be important factor. nol’s you can pile on without a care in the word and you can predict what kind of reactions you will get. You might know what to expect from a molecule like A1, but if you don’t know what doses you’re getting there’s only so much sweet spot finding you can do. The reactions I get at 2 sprays of Instant Female Magic are much more potent than at 3 sprays where effects seem to deplete a bit. I’m just fighting the case that the A1 at LS is far less appealing to myself, than the Instant Female Magic sold here. If it wasn’t out of stock, we wouldn’t even be having this debate, which just goes to show that I’m not the only one in the Instant Female Magic corner.
so…hmmm…IFM stories anyone? 
Ahh but you can dose even a non-spray bottle product, as long as you know what the concentration of the bottle is and use an accurate dropper…
I have one that I know gives a .05ml drop and have used it for ages with The Edge once I found my sweet spot with that was 30mcg of product…
Even with sprays the dose can sometimes be variable - air in the hose or, my personal foible, spraying from inches away and missing myself altogether
I’m not too fond of watered down “dosed” spray products. It’s like you don’t have much of a choice, i.e., you have to use as directed and it’s useless for homebrew mixes. Plus, why pay for all that alcohol carrier in a big friggen bottle with a cheap sprayhead? Concentrated chemset products can be mixed with other chemset mones, scent added, diluted, etc., so you can use it any way you want. You’re in control, not someone else.
With that said, I really like certain AD products but I buy them in 4X formulas when possible so I have more flexibility. A314 is one of the few I like as is, albeit I prefer the LS variant. Being in control of your mone signature is what it’s all about. If off-the-rack works for you, you’re lucky. They usually don’t work too well for me. I like my mones tweaked for my persona, goals and body chemistry. And nobody but me can do that.
I’ll second that! We should raise a toast to the ancient ones from 5 or 6 years ago. We’ve come a very long way. And couldn’t have without them.
Before you try chemset brews, you should ask yourself a few questions.
- Do I have mixing tools to accurately measure and dispense small quantity liquids?
You can do this out of a cigar box if you need to, but it is nice to have a dedicated area, a mixing bench. The main question is can you count on being able to dispense really accurate quantities?
- Can I accurately calculate dilution rates?
The best mix calculaters are very closly held secrets but if you can do a little math and a few volume conversions you can figure out the basics.
- Do I have perfumers alcohol?
This is the primary solvent. Rubbing alcohol just won’t gitit.
Don’t ask. Do a few searchs. Get yourself a little education on this.
Until then, the first line of the catalog description is probably right.
“Warning: Do NOT buy this if you are a newbie”
_oohYahhh (the O is on loan to SteveO)
I’m mad as Hell
That’s the story. There are patent conflicts. There were complaints about the smell. And some men occasionally reported depression. So as a result, IFM will not be back for a very long time, if ever. Let me rephrase that. It is highly unlikely that IFM will ever be back, and it does, it will probably be in name only, in order to preserve the trademark.
If that doesn’t interest you, there are dozens of other things you can buy off the shelf at the store and have a barrel of fun with right out of the box.
_oohYahhh (the O is on loan to SteveO)