TuTH elicits strong reactions at high dosage, because enone elicits strong reactions at high dosage, and the enone in TUTH isn’t strongly buffered by other pheros on purpose. Don’t get me wrong, this product can have fantastic effects on its own. But I’ve found in my experience that, while less is more and enone is nice, using a variety of pheromones instead can provoke generally better responses in generally more settings. Especially if enone is in the mix. Hence, the p74 gift.
Of course, your experiences may differ. But I think you’ll see what I mean if you test what you’ve got. Do a little sweet spot testing with your TUTH. Go to a club with one spray one night, then the same club the next week with two sprays. Then three sprays. Then four, until eventually, you’ll OD and see negative reactions. Take a dose somewhere between none and OD, and start from there. This might take two weeks to do, but you’ll find the right dose for you.
Then the next month do the same thing, but each time add an equivalent number of sprays of p74. Or two sprays of tuth and one of p74, then three and one, then three and two - you see what I mean about doubling? You never fully exhaust the possibilities of even one or two products, let alone the arsenals you can drool over here.
Many of the enthusiasts here are searching for the perfect mix. Like our version of alchemy. But you don’t need to be able to make gold to say you’ve got the chemistry. The basic molecules are fairly accessible here.
As to your concern about how many sprays when combining, you’ve got to accept the fact that at some point you’ll go too far. Hopefully you’re doing it intentionally to know what it’s like, and not unintentionally when your girl finds your “perfume” and absolutely loves it - for the next eight hours. Or whatever.
You won’t put anyone off anymore than a bad mood would in the worst of circumstances.