That reminds me of a discussion we had here some months ago about the up- and downsides of pheromones becoming better known to the general public (I think it had to do with Androtics going public with a commercial version of Ammo). And this seems to prove the point that I had back then: if pheromones become too well known, there WILL be people talking so much b.s. about it - see the rape drug comment - that the bad press might eventually cause a ban of it. Of course we all know that this is not some bad drug, nothing like a rape drug (wouldn’t work as one even when some sick mind tried to use it as such) and not something that goes against free will - but a lot of people are narrow-minded and will say so…