(02-26-2012 2:16 AM)Goose Wrote:  I've also heard this about the blue/amber bottles. Most likely the colored bottles block out the ultraviolet rays from the sun so it doesn't taint/alter the pheromones. (Like beer/wine bottles, perhaps?)

I tend to keep my bottles in the refrigerator, so they never see the light of day until I transfer them into a roll-on / pocket atomizer.

Yea, medications are packaged in amber/blue/light proof containers to protect them from UV rays, to decrease the degradation process. I wouldn't store them in the sun, I've never heard of refrigeration tho! Lol. But that may be a good preservation process, never thought. I'd be anxious to see if anyone else does this.