I’m going to order big bottles of instant openness and instant shine next week, and maybe some TAF. But those ones come in different strengths and I am wondering how much of a difference the higher strengths make. Has anyone tried the different strengths, and can you tell me what kind of a difference it makes?
Until you know your “sweet spot” :o or how you respond to a certain amount of sprays I’d stay away from concentrated doses for now. Start with a to go bottle and see how many sprays it takes. After you have worked it out that you might need 3x sprays of Instant Shine then order a 3x strength so you only need one spray at a time and it will last longer.
If I’m wrong someone please correct me 
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They just make things a little cheaper. Take IH for example, regular strength $49.95, 200 sprays works out at 25c per spray. My sweet spot is 3-4 sprays for big effects, that’s $1 every time I load up. If I buy the 4x option, for an extra $30, I’m now looking at $80, still 200 sprays, 40c per spray and I only need to spray one shot for a night out, that means a saving of around $200 per year just on IH. If you take that principle across the range, double ammo, I half my usage for an additional $20, shine, 4x for and extra $40, that’s effectively two bottles for the price of one. Factor in IO and all the other consumer line and the savings add up. For the same reason, I can never work out why people pick the 2.5mcg option for putatives and T series, sure sometimes, you need to go for small amounts but something like P74, I need at least 30mcg a time, that’s 12 sprays at2.5mcg or 2 at 15mcg.
Just by working out my sweet spots with the consumer line togo bottles and buying the high strength options, I reckon I save between $500 and $600 per year.
The other advantage is that, being somewhat older than a lot of the men on here, I need more -none for the same effect. Now, my sweet spot with ammo is 5-6 sprays, now 5-6 sprays of cologne, eww, it’s like the young lad borrowing dad’s cologne for the prom and bathing in the stuff, with the double option, I’m down to a maximum of 3 sprays, same amount of pheromones, half the amount of cologne. Imagine wearing 6 or more sprays of chocolatini.
Yes definately a money saver to buy it in the more concentrated and non-scented even better but if you can’t…yea. No one wants to smell 4, 5, 6, or 20 sprays of a single cologne PLUS what ever others you are using PLUS a coverup…that’s a bit much that’s giving my nose a “burn” and giving me a “headache” already lol.
Thanks Diamond! 
Diamonds are a girls best friend! 
Dontcha just know it
I don’t know, Diamond, you keep going on about being somewhat older than the others here, but you sure don’t sound it. It must all be attitude, because you come off as anything but over the hill.
keep in mind that things like TAF, which are sold in greatly varying doses, are mostly intended for more experienced users.
Each item in the experimone line is a single pheromone, and each pheromone has different effective ranges. It’s sort of hard to recommend where to start. You can get information if you stick around and see what works for other people, but the single molecules are a bit harder to find your sweet spot. Some people buy them for making their own mixes, some buy them for tweaking existing products, etc. A million different options.
Usually, it’s recommended users get experience with the basic line of consumer products before trying the more advanced products. It’s also important to note that products listed under the “advanced” headline on the website do not carry the same money back guarantee.
Roughly how many sprays do you get out of the portable “to go” bottles?
I was told 40 sprays out of the to go bottle