I don’t know if this is the right part of the forum to ask this question or not but here it goes.
One spray of a to go bottle is it the same of a standard bottle?
I don’t know if this is the right part of the forum to ask this question or not but here it goes.
One spray of a to go bottle is it the same of a standard bottle?
No, the togo sprays are smaller then the regular bottles, thats why when reporting your experiences it is good to mention if it is a togo bottle or not and the mcg, if it is a specialized phero.
I believe users have found the togo sprays to be about 80% of a regular bottle…
I am a little confused too
When it is a to-go and says 12.5 mcg per spray, does it mean that 12.5 mcg per regular spray, since it is to go so about 10 mcg instead.
It doesn’t make much a difference, but knowing this will make reports more accurate ![]()
Ooh good call, I wasnt thinking of that…all I know is that when in the womens forum we talk about the mixes like Instant Sexiness or MX135, the togo and regular bottle sprays effect the dosage.
The to-go bottle has a smaller nozzle so it only sprays 83.748374921740021% of a spray compared to the regular bottle.
So when you use a full size you will probably need about half a spray less then you do from the to-go bottle.
Seriously SteveO figured it out ![]()
Tisha
Tisha, it looks like you’re getting lazy. That percentage isn’t nearly exact enough to be of use to us. ![]()
Now we’d like you to get to work on the atomic weight per mcg of each molecule. We’ll expect your report next week ok? ![]()
Now i can get the idea when using the togo bottles when i refill ![]()
thanks
Is it seriously 83.blahblahblah% to those exact sig figs? Cause if it is… that is extremely helpful.
Atomic weight refers to the weight of 1 mole of a particular compound. And you already HAVE the weight of it per spray, it tells you. 12.5 mcg IS the weight of the pheros. There’s no way for us to find the molecular weight unless you’re given the chemical structure or the moles in a given amount per spray.
Just being a nerd.
Ya, What he ^ said. And don’t forget Avogadro’s Number ![]()
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1 mole = 6.022 x 10^23
essentially 1 mol and Avogradro’s number are synonymous.
Then there’s molality, mol/kilo.
Molarity, mol/L
Fun shit… or reasons to never be a doctor. ![]()