Wonder what the diffrence are betwen alpha and beta Androstenol . Come Talk To Me contains beta, and A314 contains alpha? What about Instant Openness, Alpha or beta, or non of them? Can you use both beta and alpha at the same time? And what are the beta Androstenol? 
IH (70% beta, 30% alpha)
IO (70% alpha, 30% beta)
Come talk to me 2 (50% alpha, 50% beta, no buffer)
yes you can use them at the same time of course.
Thanks for the fast answer, but whats does beta stand for?
Beta in general has a million definitions used in different context. Its difficult to explain but I will try. Remember I am not Einstein 
In socialization it means “the less dominant one”
In Chemistry its harder to explain, Its the result of conversion of cells/energy into other reactive substances.
In the case of Alpha Androstenol and Beta Androstenol
Beta Androstenol is a derivative simular of the original molecule Alpha Androstenol
Alpha Androstenol is the more dominate pheromone, Beta Androstenol is its more subtle counterpart.
K24 has it close with the break down except there are 3 human pheromones in Instant Honesty
Yes you can use Beta and Alpha products at the same time. I wouldn’t use all 3 (Instant Openness, Instant Honesty, CTTM) together only because it would be overkill on the nols and its redundant and unbalanced.
Now when we talk about Alpha and Beta mixes that different all together.
A Alpha mix is “The dominate mix” A314 would be a Alpha mix
So suppose you were going to wear
A314 and Instant Openness
A314 would be the dominant mix and Instant Openness would become the beta in a sense, the buffer pheromone
Now suppose your going to wear these three
A314 ------- Alpha
IO ----------Omega not the beta, not the alpha
Instant Honesty -----------Beta
Or with single molecules example…
Androstenone The more aggressive dominant pheromone
Androsterone Biologically not a Beta but it is a Beta pheromone to Androstenone, Less aggressive less dominant.
Keep in mind that just because some pheromones have the characteristics of a Beta pheromone when used with a alpha doesn’t mean they are a lesser pheromone or that they are less effective. There effects just differ from the alpha pheromones.
Tisha
Whoa, awesome breakdown, Tisha. It’s given me a new way to look at my mixes that I’ve never considered before.
-D4
Chemically seen Alpha- and Beta forms of molecules define different 3D structures of a chemical formula. So both share the same chemical building blocks (have the same formula), but are slightly different in geometry. That’s basically all the beta stands for IMO…
LOL Umm Bob darling
We just said the same thing I believe I think your better though LOL
alpha and beta are just names for diff isomers. It’s like bob said.
It’s like L-Dopa and R-Dopa. Both are same chemically, their geometry is different which means their effects are generally different from each other. They polarity and molecular structures matter because that’s how receptors in our body identify and are able to relay the message to where ever its supposed to go.
Yaah, sweetie - I just take every chance I get to prove to myself that my time at the university wasn’t for nothing after all…
err to clarify, most alpha/beta or L/R molecules are generally mirror images of each other. They’re called enantiomers.
School are never waste as long as you have girls in your class
Here for those who want to study up on Beta
Beta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
There are alot of different usages to the word.
Look under life science. 
Tisha