PheroTalk

<b>I</b>nstant <b>O</b>penness, the friendly, social pheromone from Androtics Research. Helps to "break the ice".

<b>I</b>nstant <b>H</b>onesty, is a communication oriented product from Androtics Pheromone Research.

Makes people feel as if they've known you a long time, and encourages them to tell you the truth. As strange as it sounds, it often works -- you really might not believe your ears!

<b>I</b>nstant <b>G</b>entleman

The bottle reads "Instant Gentleman. Charismatic, warm, and dependable".

Use the Instant Gentleman effect when you want to project masculine warmth. A sense of safety and comfort.

Ideal when you want to position yourself as dependable. A male provider. Also useful when you want to seem older and wiser than your actual age.

<b>I</b>nstant <b>O</b>penness, the friendly, social pheromone from Androtics Research. Helps to "break the ice".

Shorthand for Pheropheromones.

Pheromones are hormone-like scents that your body produces.

We can also create copies of many of your pheromones in the lab for you to supplement with or even change your pheromone "signature".

What most people do not know is that pheromones are not exclusively for attraction. While they are useful for dating and mating, their function actually extends into all areas of daily life.

Some pheromones communicate traits about you, while others help to create actual feelings and emotions. Some pheromones do both.

For example, the pheromone androstenone (used in Turn Up The Heat) will often indicate that you're a large, fit man. It's often sexually suggestive, especially to women who are ovulating.

The pheromone alpha androstenol (used in Instant Openness) may both communicate that you are friendly, and will tend to generate elated, almost giddy feelings in those around you.

Think of pheromone molecules as colors with which to paint a picture. The more pheromonal colors available, the more rich and vibrant the resulting picture will be.

Androtics Pheromone Research uses the largest commercial pheromone palette in the world to create it's products. They use over 19 molecules, whereas most companies use 1 to 3 (some of the less honest companies don't use any at all, despite their claims).