Let’s say it’s a nightclub room, and you want the people to feel relaxed and all. But obviously you can’t do that to everyone in the room if you’re just one person.
So would it be effective if you spray it in the room, or use the slow-oil item, and smear it on areas near heat? like candles?
Hi Circ
Why would you want people in a nightclub to feel relaxed? Doesnt alcohol do that job already? If I were in a nightclub I would be using A314 and TUTH to get some female attention.
We actually have one of the US premier nightclubs (I can’t say where) use Ishine and IO in their fog machines. They have been a client since they opened the club and rave about the results they get. They say it keeps aggression down and everybody that goes there loves the place.
So yes it can be done, and it is currently being done. BTW, that’s only one I mentioned since anyone who has been to a certain place most likely has been there. It all stays there too 
. We have a few other nightclub clients as well.
Thanks, how do they apply it to their fog machines? And how much into the machine?
Or would that be personal on their part?
Well I use Ishine or IFM on my female supervisors chair when she is bitching and it puts her and anyone around her in a great mood who is within range so some mones dont need to be on a person to bring about a mood. I do notice she gets a lot of people hanging around her desk when I have done it LOL. (side note) Never seen anyone feel down from the A1 in IFM either in fact it seems the opposite but I stopped using that on objects when AD reported possible down effects on males even though I have never seen it happen. The Ishine does the trick fine.
I dont know if a fog machine would be considered part of the ventilation but in some states its illegal to put any chemical substance not approved by OSHA in ventilation in public places. Only reason I know this is my son is a HVAC tech and my husband owns a HVAC business. They are very strict you cant even use air freshener unless its approved by the EPA.
I think in your home or a small work environment like a office you would be fine but somewhere like a nightclub where different people come and go all the time you could run into trouble.
Its one thing to be wearing pheromones, its entirely another to be pumping them into a public environment. When wearing them if someone has a adverse reaction they can walk away or you can and remove them from exposure quickly. You can also control the dosage being released into the air.
Ishine can cause headaches and the crash and burn effect which many people have reported. Anol can cause a loopy zoned out spacy feeling. Not a good combo for a drinking environment. YOu can not control exposure in a fog machine or ventilation system. Filtering large quantities of it into the air could have just as many adverse effects as good effects. Effects you would be unaware of and not be able to avoid consciously or subconsciously.
It would also be a perfect reason of the FDA to swarm in and ban the use of pheromones. Anything mood altering good or bad used in this fashion could cause red flags to go up.
Now dont get me wrong as I said I have used Ishine on objects myself but in a more controlled environment. I am not saying dont do it. I just think its something you have to carefully consider the ramifications of before pursuing because like I always mention to much of a good thing can turn bad in a lot of different ways.
I think pheromones are best used as they were intended. To communicate something about a individual. Pumping them into the air could also effect peoples ability to connect to a individual persons natural or synthetic signature making it ineffective to wear them.
JMO
Tisha
It’s called scent marketing and has been done for ages by many establishments. Pretty much every hotel uses a specific scent so that whenever you smell that scent you are reminded of that hotel.
Whether it is illegal or not, I have no idea. What someone does with the mones once they buy them AD does not, nor can they control. How they actually mix them into fog machines I don’t know either. I know its done though.
I said illegal by ventilation not the way the Grand Hyatt does. They use candles and light rings with special oils they have made for there lobby in them. Like I said I dont know if a fog machine would be considered as part of the ventilation but I know some of the ones I have seen at clubs in NY come right out of the vent system. I have also seen floor model ones as well.
I didnt say AD was responsible for them being used in this way either. You know what I always say…Its not the gun but the person holding it
Tisha
The Fog Machine would Only be Considered Part of Ventilation if it was Tied into those Ducts and System… A Stand Alone Fogger for Stage use are Used in Clubs Alot… Atleast that is the Code where I Live in WV… Heck, our Local Movie Theater Vents the Air from the Popping Room into the Main Lobby (Sneaky)… I Know a Waitress that Sprays IO (She is Testing Others) on the Chairs in her Section… She Makes MAD Tips from Happy Customers…
You’re being hostile MAAM! You need to get back into the garage and start mixing those damn mones. Vegas called and they need a new batch and have your “boy toy” (that dude you call husband to make me jealous) get in his little truck and dump a bottle into their ventilation system. Now get to work. Oh yeah the bucket is in the corner by the car, that needs washing when you’re done
Abercrombie & Fitch perfume their stores heavily, when passing by you can smell the scent. I doubt they use pheromones though.
can always count on Steve for a healthy dose of good natured sarcasm.
Yes Oh lord of the pheromones.
I was wondering about using pheromones in a room myself. Definitely interesting to hear about the scent marketing!