We are used to measuring our mone application in terms of mcg. But how many molecules of that product is contained per application? Consider Alpha-Androstenol with molecular mass of 274.44 (grams/mole). Lets consider 1 mcg application of Anol 1 mcg = 0.000001 grams = (1/274.44) * 0.000001 mole = 3.64378E-09 mole 1 mole of a molecule contains 6.022E+23 molecules, which means that 1 mcg of Anol contains 3.64378E-09 * 6.022E+23 = 2.19429E+15 molecules That's approximately 2 quadrillion or 2000 trillion (2 followed by 15 zeros) molecules in 1 mcg!! So lets say you apply 10 mcg , you are basically applying 20 quadrillion of Anol molecules . Now as you spray the product on your skin, many of these molecules may actually not land on your skin and just dissipate or land on nearby surfaces, so you are not actually carrying the full amount. Plus, the molecules will start diffusing (leaping off your skin in to the air around you) almost right after t...