I have a 10mcg bottle of P98. The first time I tried it, it made me dizzy. The second spray (20mcg) made me so dizzy I could hardly stand up. I had to sit down. I tried it again the next day and got almost identical results.
I have since used it (usually 20mcg) on several occasions when I could not get to sleep. It helped me to quickly slide off into dreamland. I am not trying to be poetic here. “Sliding off into dreamland” is a very good description of what happened. It didn’t have any butt kicking sedative qualities or anything. It just allowed me to ease into the state of consciousness that allowed me sleep.
I have been using it in small amounts (10mcg) to add a dreamy quality to combinations of other pheromones. Sometimes that’s a nice effect, a cognitive airbrush. It is almost the exact opposite of the “trance breaker” effect that tacitus attributes to (P98.... what was that ?) P98. I don’t know if that is due to some paradoxical result of the much higher (100mcg) amounts that tacitus was using or whether I should just observe that to enter a new trance (state of consciousness) is to break the previous one.
In an early report, Gone_with_the_Wind found P98 made him sleepy, as seems to be the case with some of my first experiences. Perronec, by contrast, found it to be a substitute for morning coffee, but in a later report found he had trouble controlling the focus.
Andrew, above, is discovering that P98 works for him like ADD meds. There seem to be contradictory reports about alertness and focus, though the word “focus” comes up often. Of course, to focus on one thing is to de-focus on something else, so the contradictions may not be as contradictory as they seem at first. I’ve got to get past this counter ambulatory dizziness I experience, so I can test the social effects.