I have been studying pheremones for years as a medical student and decided I wanted to try them out. Lots of pretenders.
I am curious as to why I can’t buy some of the products on this site. I was told I had to be an advanced user. Smebody please explain. I would really like to buy some TAL, TAH and P79.
Keith
So, what have you found about pheromones? Would like to hear from you too.
Some products sold are “test mixes” if I can use this phrase, in other words, the results from the usage are very inconsistence, still in the stage of testing and that’s one of the reason they are not recommended for newbies. The Instant line products are more reliable and proven ‘working’ as you can read here.
For those products you mentioned above, if you still want to purchase it, I suggest that you ask Steveo’s opinion about it. He’s a great guy!
The reason you can not purchase the advanced products like P79 or TAL and TAH is because they are test mixes. They are for research and development and you need to be experienced with Androtics consumer line before you can purchase them. Androtics sells these pheromones at cost for
accurate and detailed feedback. Studing and using pheromones successfully are two different things. Its best to start at the beginning and use consumer products instead of skipping right up to advanced.
Here is a post that will explain it better.
Jasmin and SteveO dont make people wait the year as it states in the post. Usually after you make a order or two and you leave your feedback on those consumer products they will let you start using the advanced products. The site is slowly changing and the advanced products will eventually be seperate from the consumers and at invitation only.
It is nothing personal about not being allowed to use the more advanced products - we (the community - I am not a paid employee and neither is Tisha) have found that most new users have trouble picking up on the more subtle effects that some of the experimental or putatives have - if they have any noticable effect at all.
It really is best to start with the consumer products and get a couple of bottles of experience under your belt before you start in with the more advanced stuff. I had some advanced stuff I first tried (quite a while back), was not sure what was going on, got a better feel for the consumer stuff which I use daily, then went back and started working with advanced stuff again and was better able to see what was going on.
And to be honest - the basics work just fine for me on a daily basis.