Lotions can work and are the best bet for an alternative although it is very slow diffusing since it weighs down the molecules. Copulins are technically not pheromones as they are not derived from hormones but fatty acids and lipids so they work very well in lotions.
Body wash, shampoo…For the heavier stickier molecules like anone or A1 you can get a subtle affect however most pheromones wash off with soap and water so in a body wash, soap or shampoo your really just destroying them and washing them back off.
Dial magnetic has a subtle effect because it uses A1 which is heavy, sticky and works in very very low dosages.
Candles, the extreme heat destroys the molecules pretty much. However those tart burners things work as the wax never gets close to the flame
I saw pens somewhere but I forget where. Apparently the ink has the pheromones in it.
Those Oust air fresheners you plug in work. You could add mones to the bottle of scent that comes with it. They get hot enough to diffuse but not hot enough to distroy. Of course mood signalers work best in this venue.
I also saw a bed sheet spray that contained pheromones. Never tried it but it should work fairly well.
While testing out other methods is fun, alcohol sprays or oil based colognes and perfumes are the superior way to use pheromones simply because they give you more control over how much your wearing and are the most effective method.
and also I saw online the other day this thing its called an electric pheromone diffuser.i haven’t purchased it yet. sounds pretty neat tho. iam juggling around with my finances at this current juncture in life, but as soon as I am firmly back on my feet, I a can cgoing to adquire plenty of phero goodies. I am so exicited