Post: #11

(03-06-2016 4:03 PM)jb20 Wrote:  If we can get an old MAG bottle,then we can do a chemical analysis and produce it again.

(03-06-2016 4:06 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.

I think you'd be sorely disappointed to find out that you spent the money only to find that you probably already have something almost identical under a different name:

(07-22-2012 9:22 AM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  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.

Don't ask me to name the other company or product because I promised long ago that I wouldn't, but it is one that many members have in their arsenals. I will only say that it was produced for Luv Essentials by another company, who later remarketed it under a different name for themselves. However, I was also told that the Max Attraction Gold was just a bit stronger than the other name it was being sold as.

Just thought everyone ought to know before spending a bunch of money on mass spectrometry.

Post: #12

(03-06-2016 4:38 PM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  

(03-06-2016 4:06 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.

I think you'd be sorely disappointed to find out that you spent the money only to find that you probably already have something almost identical under a different name:

(07-22-2012 9:22 AM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  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.

Don't ask me to name the other company or product because I promised long ago that I wouldn't, but it is one that many members have in their arsenals. I will only say that it was produced for Luv Essentials by another company, who later remarketed it under a different name for themselves. However, I was also told that the Max Attraction Gold was just a bit stronger than the other name it was being sold as.

Just thought everyone ought to know before spending a bunch of money on mass spectrography.

Hey Mark,

Just to clarify:

You're saying that there is a product currently being sold that is identical to the original MAG?

If so, why would they switch formulas?

Thanks!

Post: #13

(03-06-2016 4:46 PM)theLaw Wrote:  Hey Mark,

Just to clarify:

You're saying that there is a product currently being sold that is identical to the original MAG?

If so, why would they switch formulas?

Thanks!

Several years ago the 2 guys that owned Luv Essentials were either considering selling the company or changing suppliers, it's been a long time and I really can't really recall which it was, but either way that could affect the formula.

Post: #14

I heard about it being AM too.Maybe, it is AV?(tin foil hat)

Post: #15

(03-06-2016 4:38 PM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  

(03-06-2016 4:06 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.

I think you'd be sorely disappointed to find out that you spent the money only to find that you probably already have something almost identical under a different name:

(07-22-2012 9:22 AM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  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.

Don't ask me to name the other company or product because I promised long ago that I wouldn't, but it is one that many members have in their arsenals. I will only say that it was produced for Luv Essentials by another company, who later remarketed it under a different name for themselves. However, I was also told that the Max Attraction Gold was just a bit stronger than the other name it was being sold as.

Just thought everyone ought to know before spending a bunch of money on mass spectrometry.

Are you willing to divulge what led you not to reveal this product's name? It seems a little odd to me, as doing so might greatly fuel sales for the product in question.

I'm thinking it might be something from Pherone. That's one company that tends to get overlooked by most. Unless it's a product that's not even available online?

I wouldn't be disappointed at all. If anything, this would give an excellent base to work on something entirely new. I'd welcome the opportunity, even if MAG itself still exists out there. At any rate, only you know for certain the identity of the product in question.

Post: #16

(03-06-2016 5:12 PM)Ekscentra Wrote:  I think you'd be sorely disappointed to find out that you spent the money only to find that you probably already have something almost identical under a different name:

(07-22-2012 9:22 AM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  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.

Don't ask me to name the other company or product because I promised long ago that I wouldn't, but it is one that many members have in their arsenals. I will only say that it was produced for Luv Essentials by another company, who later remarketed it under a different name for themselves. However, I was also told that the Max Attraction Gold was just a bit stronger than the other name it was being sold as.

Just thought everyone ought to know before spending a bunch of money on mass spectrometry.

Are you willing to divulge what led you not to reveal this product's name? It seems a little odd to me, as doing so might greatly fuel sales for the product in question.

I'm thinking it might be something from Pherone. That's one company that tends to get overlooked by most. Unless it's a product that's not even available online?

I wouldn't be disappointed at all. If anything, this would give an excellent base to work on something entirely new. I'd welcome the opportunity, even if MAG itself still exists out there. At any rate, only you know for certain the identity of the product in question.
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Ekscentra, private conversations are just that. Mark is not the person I referred to but I do know that you have posted about being in contact wioth the person I referred to. You are a smart guy. Go ask him.

Post: #17

(03-06-2016 5:18 PM)renny Wrote:  Ekscentra, private conversations are just that. Mark is not the person I referred to but I do know that you have posted about being in contact wioth the person I referred to. You are a smart guy. Go ask him.

Fair enough. I'll go ahead and do that now.

Somehow this doesn't surprise me that this member would be aware of these things, yet not once did I make this connection.

Post: #18

(03-06-2016 4:38 PM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  Are you willing to divulge what led you not to reveal this product's name? It seems a little odd to me, as doing so might greatly fuel sales for the product in question.

I believe that I very clearly stated the reason here:

(03-06-2016 4:38 PM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  Don't ask me to name the other company or product because I promised long ago that I wouldn't,

I promised the producer/vendor that I would keep it confidential, and I don't break promises made.

Post: #19

(03-06-2016 5:53 PM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  I believe that I very clearly stated the reason here:

(03-06-2016 4:38 PM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  Don't ask me to name the other company or product because I promised long ago that I wouldn't,

I promised the producer/vendor that I would keep it confidential, and I don't break promises made.

That's not what I was asking. I find it curious that a vendor wouldn't be willing to reveal this information, given how many users are looking for something similar to old MAG. I won't push you further on this one - if that's all you're willing to reveal, I respect that and we'll leave it at that.

Post: #20

Just thinking out loud here:

Not from :

PT
Apex


Which really only leaves :

AD
Androtics
PXS
LAL
Love Scent

Feel like Steve would market the hell out of this, so then we have :

AD
Androtics

LAL
Love Scent

If it was produced by Androtics, then it's probably long gone by now, so that leaves:

AD


LAL
Love Scent

Could be Love Scent, as it could be hiding in plain sight, because several older products get overlooked for new ones, which they haven't had for a while.

Then LAL......Gary would probably hold his cards close to the vest.

If it's AD, then it's probably long gone as well.

So it's a toss-up between LAL and Love Scent