(01-18-2012 11:48 PM)andromun Wrote:  Thanks for the insight, however I am curious; wouldn't spraying it directly on your clothing take more time to diffuse? Especially in colder weather?

It would not be as effective in terms of diffusion efficienty, especially in cold climates. But, it's better than having excess estrogens circulate our blood stream.

In theory, if you apply 30-40% more of the product in question (containing Methoxyestratetraenone ), to different points on clothes, the quantity of diffused Methoxyestratetraenone should be the same.

For every 10 degrees Fahrenheit drop in temperature from 70 degrees Fahrenheit (ambient temperature) apply 10% more pheromones, as a rule of thumb, to match diffusion efficiency on clothes.

On skin, every 10 degrees Fahrenheit drop in temperature from 70 degrees Fahrenheit (ambient temperature) apply 5% more pheromones, as a rule of thumb, to match diffusion efficiency at ideal ambient temperature.

From the equations I worked out many years ago, this will calibrate pheromone diffusion versus temperature.

P=vT baby!

Thanks for that info Chris! It's going into my pheromones notes!

Now now now, am I late for the paktee ? ^__^