Questions

[bjf]

Can rubbing in with friction

screw up the pheromones??


Also, I know I asked this before, but is it possible that keeping stored in a

bathroom, in which the temperature often gets raised from steam from showers, diminish the effectiveness of some or

all of the pheromones over time?

Thanks in advance

[Friendly1]

I have kept APC and other

pheromone products in my car during hot summer periods. Have not noticed any diminished effectiveness.

[bjf]

APC's pheromone content is rather

low though...I am surprised you can even get hits with it

[Friendly1]

You can get hits with just

about anything that has pheromones in it. After all, even a low-concentration product like APC is still boosting

your pheromone signature (and it adds a nice fragrance).

But then, I didn't say I was using APC by itself. I

HAVE used it by itself. And I got hits. Your mileage may vary.

[belgareth]

Can rubbing in with

friction screw up the pheromones??


Also, I know I asked this before, but is it possible that keeping stored

in a bathroom, in which the temperature often gets raised from steam from showers, diminish the effectiveness of

some or all of the pheromones over time?

Thanks in advanceThere was a thread about this a couple years

ago. I don't remember all the details. You'll have to do a search to find it but the chemists present at the time

believed you would have to exceed about 160 degrees farenheit to damage the mones. I doubt you have much to worry

about. So, no. Heat isn't going to screw up your mones.

Is that what you were asking about friction? There's

no way you are going to generate enough heat rubbing your skin. If you are asking if you can damage the molecules by

rubbing, you can't.

[bjf]

I've read some people comment about

SOE and applying with too much friction....that the gel packets or whatever didn't work the same....

So that

makes me wonder if I am causing conversions or something by rubbing the stuff into my skin.

[CptKipling]

I'm not sure how reliable

those statements are...