The number of people using pheromone products to attract potential partners is steadily rising following increased mainstream exposure and word-of-mouth.
(PRWEB) February 1, 2005 -- The ever-evolving dating scene now has a unique and potent dynamic thrown into the mix. Pheromones, which are chemical attractants naturally produced by the body, are being produced in laboratories to use as aphrodisiacs. Although previously acknowledged as a niche market, the pheromone industry is currently growing at an exponential rate due to escalating consumer interest.
Television programs along with articles in various printed publications have featured the topic of pheromones in recent months. Public interest continues to rise as more and more reports showcase the effectiveness of these products.
According to statistics from the World Wide Web's two most popular search engines, Yahoo! and Google, searches containing the word "pheromone" have increased to over 100,000 queries per month between the two Internet juggernauts. Reports and surveys show that the largest majority of this recent influx is males between the ages of 18-34, followed by females between the ages of 25-34.
Albert Kim, founder of a leading online pheromone retailer at PheroClub.com (www.pheroclub.com), explains the phenomenon.
"Pheromones add an entire new dimension to people's views on attraction," says Kim. "Younger people have always been the ones to find the newest exclusives and set the latest trends. Because of the nature of pheromones themselves, it was only a matter of time before particular demographics caught on."
To accommodate the growing number of pheromone users, Kim plans on implementing measures to further elevate the level of customer satisfaction. "It's a New Year in the twenty-first century; bigger and better things represent the future. We believe pheromones will play a significant role in that future and our company will provide an environment where it can thrive."
For further information, visit the PheroClub website at http://www.pheroclub.com.
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