Their power actually gets better the longer you wear them. Pheromones are an important part of sexuality. Although we are visually stimulated, we still have primal instincts like the rest of the animal kingdom. Every day researchers discover more information on pheromones. Already, the agriculture industry is starting to use pheromones to attract crop destroying insect pests so that they can be isolated and eliminated.
Many species produce their own respective pheromones to attract the opposite sex.
Pigs, horses, rats, monkeys, and humans all produce their own respective pheromones. We are not suggesting that humans are no better than other animals. However, many similarities do exist in other animals. And in animals such as hamsters and pigs, a single whiff of a pheromone temporarily turns the animals into sex fanatics. Fortunately, humans also have the power of reasoning to help make a better choice.