P93: sexual or social, good for mixes, and what does it contain?

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Just a few questions about this product if anybody has used it?

  1. is this a more sexual phero or social or both?
  2. is this good for making mixes with? suggestions?
    3 alpha a314 with p93 be okay?anybody try it?
  3. Instant caucasion magic?
  4. mx203 or p93?
  5. what are the known self effects and on others?
  6. good for pub/club?
  7. what would you rate this out of 5?
  8. what nones does it contain? (alpha nols,beta nols,nones, etc)

any info on this product will do fine…

THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!:smiley:

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Pherosmurph, the whole point of the P series is that they are putative test molecules. As such, what effects I get can be completely different from what you get. If you really want to know what other people have found, use the search button. Personally, I get more fun from blind testing :wink:

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Yes i know that but the point of this thread was to see what other people thought of it… and as for the effects oknow what the pulatives are ive been reading post aon post trying to get a real feel for this also testing…

im convinced that pheros work and getting a bit of an addiction ah well like i always say

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Pherosmurph, you’ve gotta learn to use the SEARCH.

I find P93 more social and I like to mix it with A314.

Putative means: 1 : commonly accepted or supposed
2 : assumed to exist or to have existed

In other words, this one may or may not function as a pheromone. The ones that don’t have names that start with P are ones that A.P.R. claims to be pheromones. They don’t make that claim for putatives. Maybe they are and maybe they aren’t. We’re still experimenting to find out. There are some that nobody’s been able to get any effects from. There’s enough about P93 that I think we can assume that it is. What it does is still a matter of discussion. Some of us think it is Instant Caucasion Magic. P93 contains one pheromone, code named P93. MX203 has more than one pheromone, hence the prefix MX for mix.

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Putatives are single molecules that may or may not have pheromone characteristics. They are P-series because not enough test data has come in to classify them.

A putative can often have different effects on different people.

A putative is not a mix of different molecules, so it doesn’t “contain” anything except one molecule. The exact molecular structure of each putative is not given, as these are being tested to see if they are indeed a pheromone or not.

The MX-series are mixes of pheromones, and the exact recipes are proprietary for Androtics.

Mixing pheromones and putatives defeats the purpose of testing. Because these have not been classified as pheromones yet, if you mix them right off the bat, you can’t tell what each one does, and can’t report on the putative.

Diane

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But your questions, pherosmurph, show that you really need to learn to read the forum and learn how to do a little research. For example, you ask what nones this putative contains, then list the -nols, etc.? -none refers to Androstenone. My advice is before you begin playing with putatives, learn about the known pheromones.

Diane

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ok thank i realise the purpose of them now… i just presumed