<p>Hello Diane,</p>
<p>i know that you are a chemistry expert so i direct my question to you =)</p>
<p>Would it maybe be possible that you make a small list of the most comon pheromones with its CAS numbers? That would be really awesome!</p>
<p>Cause when searching for raw materials, it is often difficult as a non chemistry expert to see if the found product is really that one you want to have...</p>
<p>Thanks in advance,</p>
<p>Hyper</p>
Sure.
Androstenone CAS no. 18339-16-7
Androsterone CAS no. 53-41-8
Alpha Androstenol CAS no. 1153-51-1
Beta Androstenol CAS no. 7148-51-8
Androstadienone CAS no. 4075-07-4
Estratetraenol CAS no. 1150-90-9
DHEA CAS no. 53-43-0
DHEAS CAS no. 78590-17-7
Androstanone CAS no. 1224-95-9
For others you can search here:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/2009/mesh_br...owser.html
BTW, I've updated my website to include concentrates of the most used pheromones. You'll find them on the second page.
Diane
Thanx a lot!
Is Estratetraenol better than Methoxyestratetraenone ?
I jsut saw u also sell DHEA and Pregnenolone, i only know these two substances that they are taken orally. They also can work as pheromone?
These are steroid substances that are found in sweat and urine, and yes, they work pheromonally. Interestingly, they, like all other pheromones identified to date, also are produced in the brain cells and there they act as neurosteroids.
Methoxy-estratetraenone is actually an equillin derivative, that works as a synthetic estrogen-like pheromone in humans. It is produced in humans as well, but generally only under conditions of inflammation, and it is not excreted in human sweat.
Estratetraenol is a female human pheromone that is excreted in the most quantity by pregnant women in their third trimester of pregnancy. It elicits concern and helping behavior in men, and acts as a general mood lifting pheromone for them. A small percentage of the female population (identified in studies as homosexual in orientation) respond positively to EST pheromone the same as most men do. Most women get no effects from it. Likewise, a small percentage of the male population do not respond to it.
What is your experience with pheromone use, if you don't mind the question?
Diane
<p>So Methoxyestratetraenone seems the better one...</p>
<p>What do you want to know? =)</p>