(04-22-2010 11:08 PM)Beccah1 Wrote:  The thread read (in my understanding) that the chemical name was encompassing both 'nols. As far as ghosting I haz no idea. I just get 'mones in a scent carrier now. So I have a guide as to how much I'm applying.

I found an old thread where Diane explained it. 5a-androstenol the combined isomer name for a-nol & b-nol but that only means they are in the same class of phero's. I think you can use 5a-androstenol & androstenol interchangably, they both cover the varieties of nols but that isn't the same as saying they are the same. A green apple is an apple just as much as a red one is, but they aren't the same type of apple...A-nol and B-nol are both androstenols but they have different effects.

http://pherotruth.org/Thread-Different-A-nols