Unfortunately the Product Table isn\'t gonna help you much.
Oscar\'s comments about
Lure:
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The only information on its phero content is
that it lists Androstenol among its ingredients. There\'s really no solid clue as to the concentration of A-Nol
that\'s in there, but even Bruce has said that it probably has more A-Nol than we tend to give it credit for, and
I agree. Just because it\'s a cheapie doesn\'t necessarily mean that it\'s lame.
On the occasions that I
experimented with Lure as a stand-alone, I saw definite phero effects on those around me as well as on
myself.
The biggest problem I have with Lure is that its fragrance, which isn\'t a bad one, is so damned
strong. Bundyburger described the scent very accurately, but the concentration of the fragrance is SO intense that
it\'s tough to wear much of it without hitting fragrance OD levels. Thus, it\'s tough to get a decent phero dose
going.
I just spent a couple of hours searching for the one successful mix that I made with Lure. I knew it was
Lure/The Edge, but I wasn\'t sure of the ratios. It seems the first time I posted about it I used 3 parts TE to 1
part Lure. But every time after that I always recommended mixing the two in equal proportions. Maybe I\'ll mix up
another batch to see which works best.
The intense fragrance of the Lure is cut to tolerable levels when diluted
with the high alcohol content of TE, and the phero stink of TE is easily covered by the pungent scent of Lure.
Start at 1:1 and if the fragrance is still overbearing add more TE or ethanol. But I\'m fairly sure that at 1:1
the phero scent of TE won\'t be a problem. At this level the only problem you\'re likely to run into would be
that Lure\'s fragrance may STILL be too strong, thus preventing you from applying a satisfactory phero dose
without bordering on a fragrance OD. If that\'s the case you might want to try TE/Lure at 3:2, 2:1, 5:2, or even
3:1.
If you\'re just going for the A-Nol effect, you can simply cut Lure 1:1 or even 2:1 with some ethanol to
bring it down to the fragrance level of the average commercial cologne. But it definitely benefits from the addition
of the A-None and secret ingredients in TE.
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Realm/m contains
estratetraenol
Realm/w contains androstadienone, aka, A1