A couple of days ago, my teenage (he’s fourteen) son asked me if he could purchase Pherlure. I was hesitant and did a little research. I’m still doing research and haven’t found out much except for its main purpose: To get girls. I may consider buying it for him but only if he pays for it himself. What I mainly am still curious about is if there are any precautions for Pherlure (or basically any artificial pheromone).
Actually Dyno, this may be one of the very few occasions that some forum members will actually recommend Pherlure; it smells pleasant, however, from what you’ll read on the forums, the general consensus is that Pherlure’s synthetic pheromone is not a legitimate pheromone and really won’t have much effect minus the pleasant smell, any attention from the females towards your young lad would simply be from a placebo effect.
Androtics Direct offers social pheromones that are made to actually elict an engineered response, such as attraction, ice breakers and even mood enhancers, if you’re considering buying your son any products that are going to actually work, please forget Pherlure, its over priced and not legitmate, I’m not saying buy Androtics, but atleast buy a proven product, IF that’s what you want.
If your son wants to attract girls using pheromones, he may be in a bit of a bind; the male attraction pheromone which you’ll find in Ammo and Turn Up The Heat, is Androstenone which causes both female arousal and (dependant upon the situation) aggression from other males, the problem lies in the assumed age bracket he’d be trying to attract (Assuming he’s vying for the affections of those around his age) will, in all likelyhood be intimidated by such a young lad producing the scent and pheromone signature of a mid 20’s body builder, my honest opinion is that attraction pheromones will actually hamper him. There are however alot of other products that are offered that are non-sexual, the problem here being the afformentioned product’s effects are essentially uncharted on girls under 18. My strongest advice is for him to bite the bullet and attract the eyes of girls by being a charming, nice and kindhearted individual.
For those easily offended, please don’t misconstrue the above advice as me soliciting or even endorsing or encouraging underage sexual behavior, I’m simply trying to give some honest advice to a bloke who had a legitimate question.
Cheers! 
Hey dynomax, I don’t think you’ll get many pherlure endorsments around here. Read the sticky called Snook’s big book of phero’s. I think it’ll answer some of your questions. At fourteen your son is just starting to produce his own pheromones. What he needs is for Dad to help him learn to talk to girls but I’m sure you’ve already guessed that. On the other hand stick around and read up 'cuz Dad and Mom might find some real fun stuff here. 
Thanks. In the past, I have talked to my son about this but his self-esteem is low upon this topic. I was just thinking that if pheromones would boost his confidence, let it be it. Adolescent children do produce a lot of pheromones but I read on the Pherlure website that clothes cover up 90% of our bodies hiding our phermones and we oftenly wash away our pheromones in showers, swimming, etc. but if pherlure is unreliable maybe their website is too.
No, the claims made on the website regarding cloth cover up and washing away of pheromone is true. It’s just that, and as an once user of the product, pherlure is hit and miss type of product and I haven’t gotten any results.
Does anybody know if there are any precautions for teenagers? My son really wanted this and I can’t get it for if there are any risks involved. I read on one of the threads that a teacher had used pheromones around kids so that the kids would mellow out. Could this be dangerous around pubescent children? My wife and I were thinking about buying it for ourselves as well, but we don’t want our boy to be harmed.
I’ve looked around as best I can. I don’t see a lot about young teens. There is are some mothers who post in the women’s forum. You might drop a line over there to make sure they see your question. Folks around here are eager to help.
great, thanks.
Don’t bother with Pherlure 
Waste of money for a product who’s so called ‘active ingredient’ doesn’t even exist.
As a fellow teenager, although not as young, a good product would be Instant Shine. The short tagline on the bottle accurately reads: “Instant Shine. Confident and more brilliant than the rest.” Don’t get him anything like Turn Up The Heat though, which should be quite obvious.
Agreed Kevin, at his age Androstenol & TAA would be the best set of phero’s.
Androstenol (Alpha & Beta) are social pheros which enhance communication. I’ve done just shy of a week testing with an alpha based product and they’re great in pretty much any social situation. If you’re son has a low self-esteem I’d recommend you beat some narcissism into him and teach him how to be an alpha and feel confident. Affirmations or something, they do work.
But yeah, Instant Openness might be of use and personally I love the light fragrance of neroli that comes with it!
Hi Dynomax
No there is no precautions posted for teens. I have a 14 year old as well and he has been exposed to pheromones alot and while certain products will effect his moods its never in a bad way.
As for a 14 year old wearing pheromones…
In my opinion and this is just a personal opinion nothing backed by science. I would not let him use anything with Androstenone in it. Pherlure is a waste but I will include that in the no list as well. This is why… He is close to puberty still. He is making new hormones in his body at this time and still adjusting to them. Androstenone worn by him could add stress and Puberty is tough enough without having to contend with a dose of extra alpha pheromones. Anone is a very strong aggressive pheromone.
Alpha Androstenol on the other hand and things like Instant Openness or Instant Shine should be fine for him to wear in moderate amounts. They attract attention are less aggressive and more friendly. Children seem to react well around them as well.
A few words about pherlure. Dont do it. I mean its a very weak pheromone product so it probably wouldnt hurt him but for that amount of money you could buy him a good cologne and get the same results.
editted to add…
At the age of 14, its my opinion that its just to young to be attracting sexual attention. Most boys that age are not prepared or mature enough to handle. Girls develop faster then boys so be aware that if you do choose to buy a product for him that is made specifically for that purpose he will receive that attention from some girls. Products with anone like Pherlure, ammo or Tuth just to mention a few, all have anone in them
As for you and your wife wearing pheromones in his presence. That is fine. Just like if you met a person whose natural pheromone signature was high in lets say Androstenone. That would not hurt your son. He may react to it but kids seem to adjust to changing pheromone sigs pretty well.
If you have any more questions just ask 
Tisha
Speaking of Pherlure, I just…not more than 25minutes ago shipped back the 3 bottles + The aftershave they suckered me into…I will go ahead and post the results of the return and whether or not it was ‘actually’ processed within the next…(:Reads the instructions …10 to 15 business days
Don’t do it. Pherlure sucks. Total lies, scams, snakes, etc etc…I only recommend Acqua Di Gio…Only cost 42 bucks…and women love it! Screw Pherlure.
Just curious, but how did he find out about -mones?
BTW, I suggest straight IShine.
He is a very bright student and he loves chemistry. The science teacher began to elaborate on the subject of endocrinology (study of hormones). I assume that he studied a surplus amount and came across pheromones.
On another note, I am aware that Pherlure is JUNK!