Pheromone Timeline

I was just wondering if anyone who has been here for a long time can give me a decent timeline of when each major pheromone came out, how and when the P and MX lines came about, and maybe a little about what’s coming up in the future. I just like knowing how this place has grown and evolved through its life. It gives Androtics, and the whole science of consumer pheromone use, more personality and fills in gaps. I’m reading through the forum at the moment, but it will be a while before I’m done, and if I recognise something from a list, it will be even more gratifying to learn about it and how people felt about it when it came to be. Thanks to everyone for being so awesome!

Good luck with that timeline. :slight_smile: I have no idea where to start.

Even the mxs come and go unnoticed at times. The only people who could give you a definitive timeline of the putatives and MXs would be someone at AD.

SteveO? Jasmin?..Mharris? :slight_smile:

That would be virtually impossible LOL Well not impossible but very very time consuming for me to go through all the products and check.

The consumer products came out starting in 2003/2004 with the release of A314. It was actually for sale before that. Androtics existed but the smartmone store didn’t yet.

Raw pheromones like sold in the expiramone section have been around since the 60’s except the T series which is exclusive to smartmones under the T name

Periodically after the opening of smartmones Michael or Jasmin would release a new product.

For test products, look at them this way

The lowest numbered ones came out first and the high numbers are more recent.

Putatives started coming out in 2004/ 2005

The newest putatives they have now are P104 and up which came out in the last 8 months or so.

On Test mixes anything over MX203 (ball park figure) came out in the last year .

Keep in mind this is off the top of my head.

It would be easier if you just asked about a specific product and we can give you some sort of a time line then.

Tisha

Thank you Tisha, it was really interesting to read it! Thank you again!

Franz