Post: #1

Reading about this legendary, and apparently now extinct mix, I can't help but think it's as close to the fabled Gilroy as we've ever come. Is there any way we could rebuild this mix as a community project? I'm sure there has to be SOMETHING of the old mix left... Somewhere. Thoughts?

Post: #2

If we can get an old MAG bottle,then we can do a chemical analysis and produce it again.

Post: #3

(03-06-2016 5:03 PM)jb20 Wrote:  If we can get an old MAG bottle,then we can do a chemical analysis and produce it again.

This is what I'm thinking as well. If anyone has a bottle of old MAG they'd like to get analyzed, contact me and we can work something out.

Post: #4

(03-06-2016 5:03 PM)jb20 Wrote:  If we can get an old MAG bottle,then we can do a chemical analysis and produce it again.

This has been discussed many times........here is the issue :

If I remember correctly, Luv Essentials claims that they never changed the original formula, but simply switched vendors for one of the ingredients. So not sure a chemical analysis would work.

Keep in mind that buying cops, for instance, from each of the vendors here will produce different results, but still show same as same chemical.

Also, you would think that if they had a winning formula that was as effective as people claimed, they would be the first to find the original ingredients.

Post: #5

(03-06-2016 5:06 PM)Ekscentra Wrote:  This is what I'm thinking as well. If anyone has a bottle of old MAG they'd like to get analyzed, contact me and we can work something out.

Outstanding. I'm sure there's plenty here that would be willing to chip in for the analysis, myself included.

Post: #6

...........and even more strange......

"I think it's funny that a number of members don't seem to like MAG, but LOVE a product made by another company that sells virtually the same product under a different name. I'll not mention who they are or what that product is, but I think most people would get a kick out of it if they knew.

Probably just the name Max Attraction Gold, marketing strategy and website are the reasons why it doesn't get glowing reviews."

-Mark in Dallas from :

http://pherotruth.com/Thread-Review-Max-...n-Gold-MAG

Another option would be to get an old bottle and give it to a someone like Thundr to see if he could figure it out.

Post: #7

There are some clues on this around here somewhere...but you would have to talk to a really big weenie to get it firsthand...I've only heard vague rumours.

ETA: Darn beaten by TheLaw.

Post: #8

(03-06-2016 5:16 PM)theLaw Wrote:  This has been discussed many times........here is the issue :

If I remember correctly, Luv Essentials claims that they never changed the original formula, but simply switched vendors for one of the ingredients. So not sure a chemical analysis would work.

Keep in mind that buying cops, for instance, from each of the vendors here will produce different results, but still show same as same chemical.

Also, you would think that if they had a winning formula that was as effective as people claimed, they would be the first to find the original ingredients.

If so, it could be similar to the current situation with Alpha Dream, and simply necessitates an assessment of the relative potency of the old Vs. the new inputs. I'm going to send them an email this week (whether or not it will do any good) just to see if we can get some traction. Since A314 looks like it's dead and gone, I'd really love to see a return of at least ONE of the old powerhouses.

Post: #9

Is MAG not just AM in different ratios? Read it somewhere here.

Post: #10

(03-06-2016 5:26 PM)Vincent_Vega Wrote:  Is MAG not just AM in different ratios? Read it somewhere here.

I thought so for awhile, but upon further inspection, this is most definitely not the case. The reports on old MAG strike me as an extremely potent sexual with little in the way of buffering, and importantly, there are no reports of depression or anything that would strike me as being similar to Androstadienone .