If I understand correctly, TUTH and AMMO contain the same amount of -none, correct? The only difference is that AMMO is more buffered.
Does this mean that one can safely use more AMMO without risking an OD?
I am by no means an expert on this stuff but from what I have heard, it is very easy to get carried away with TUTH, but still possible to OD on AMMO. With AMMO I think you can afford to use a little more without ODing. However both have -none (sticky) so the buildup in your skin can also cause an OD, regardless of which you use.
I majorly OD’d on TUTH with four sprays. Turned her as irritable as a wet chihuahua.
Never tried AMMO, so can’t say there, but if you try TUTH, start with one spray only and slowly work your way up.
Turns out I bought entirely the wrong product for my situation, so I can’t say how good TUTH works unfortunately.
When you get carried away with Ammo, which you inevitably will do because you’ll be getting amazing results from 1 or 2 sprays and think “OMG THIS IS AMAZING, maybe I can make it a little more amazing” then you’ll add another spray and the hits may still be there but a little less blatant so you may think that your not using enough and add another, another, another until you realize that 2 was where the hits are. You will probably sigh and say to yourself “Ahhh I get it now”. That’s my story at least, if you read all the experts posts on being careful with none products and that ‘less is more’ etc you may be able to avoid having a few duff nights with ammo but I don’t think it would do anyone any harm to OD when there a newb. I know I read about sweet spots and all that when I started but the temptation to always use more was still there until I had had first hand experience of an Ammo OD.
Anyway, an Ammo OD for me doesn’t look like much. It’s basically as if you have no pheromones on. The OD territory, if you where to draw a graph would just show hits slowly tapering of. The more you add the less positives you get but I’ve never gone as far as to see negatives.
Turn up the heat you get ghosted or ignored because you create distance and a little bit of uncomfort. People are just avoiding the discomfort you bring, you smell unpredictable maybe a little dangerous. This tension you bring is created at any dosage unless you soften it with buffers. I am talking about using it in a social setting. When with people who already know you, you can use it unbuffered (if you want) and get positives because the negatives like appearing unpredictable and dangerous are ruled out because they know your not.
That makes a lot of sense. I’ll definitely keep that in mind. Thanks!