Nope we are not just being scientific, they are telling him from experience with these products and a understanding of how pheromones work and how they are mixed. Countless people have screwed up there products by mixing two mixes together. You use single molecules to make a mix not multiple mixes. If you got a lot of money to burn its fine but pheromones are expensive so I prefer to advise new members with information that helps them understand how mones are mixed to do what they do instead of just blindly chancing it and ruining molecules, some of which are not in abundance and can end up being hard to replace.
A314 is oil based and Ishine is alcohol based, while they will blend eventually they will separate to some degree if you leave the bottle sitting on a shelf long enough but you can always shake it and it will be fine.
However… when you add your A314 to another liquid your diluting it throwing off the ratio and the balance of the pheromones in it. Never mix a mix. The reason AD mixes are so good is because they are perfectly balanced. You may have noticed in there store they have mixes for all sorts of reaction. With some of those mixes the molecules are almost the same its the ratio of those molecules that bring about the different emotions.
I am going to break it down to one pheromone to give you a simple example.
The numbers are just used to explain not to indicate how much anol you need to use.
Suppose you know that to see results with a molecule like anol the average person needs to use between 10 to 20 mcgs so you make a 5 ml bottle of anol with 400mcg of anol in it total so that each spray has 10 mcg and the person can see results with 1 to 2 sprays.
Now suppose you take that same bottle of anol and decide to mix it in a 30 ml bottle of Ishine. Of course you just diluted the 400 mcg of pheromones. Now your only getting 2 mcg per spray which is not enough to see results from the knowledge you already have of the molecule
You would have to use 5 sprays to just reach the 10 mcg mark which could leave you overscented. Now something else to consider… certain other mones are used to buffer and steer other mones to bring about a specific result. Suppose your bottle of Ishine is 15 mcg per spray. When you mix the Ishine with your anol its going to steer both pheromones towards a different vibe.
This is what happens to A314 when you mix it in a bottle with something else. Its not A314 and Ishine in a bottle its a totally different mix which will be easily overbuffered by the higher ratio of TAA into something else. Now that mix may or may not be good but if you bought A314 for the purpose it was intended for thats not what you going to get once you mix it.
Now you can buffer and steer as well by layering but on a smaller more manageable scale without compromising the ratio of pheromones or over buffering it and totally changing the signal its sending.
A314 is also a very complicated mix. It has over 17 pheromone in it and you will be diluting each one to a level where they may not produce results you intended.
Layering is always superior to mixing with these products. If you want to mix then work with higher dosages of single molecules.
Tisha