I went to their site. I enjoyed it. It was easy to read. They have Steps 1-2-3. I didn’t find it confusing at all. Most websites have you reading through pages to find the bottom line. The site is beautiful and well organized. I commend them on the simplicity.

Most people don’t read the whole thing and so they don’t understand. Overall I think it is a unique idea. There is a list of DNA for everything else in the world now someone came up with an idea to make perfume too. Amazing!

Are you sure you read their site? Sounds to me like you are bashing them. I went all the way through to the shopping cart where they have the beautiful bottles. It does state that the lab fee is for first time buyers on the first page of the site. They have all the disclaimers in their privacy policy about how they protect my sample and are federally regulated. They also fully explain everything between their TOS and FAQs.

Why do people have to be so negative. Seems to me these people are doing something that people like, they are getting a lot of media attention. I googled them to see what other people are talking about.

Lastly, I like their website personally, every website you go on is static white, little color etc… I found it entertaining and informative. I commend the people at My DNA Fragrance.

Besides if you are so curious about the fragrance, why don’t you buy some yourself? Why wait for someone else to tell you?

Seems you are the one misleading the public not My DNA Fragrance. Be nice!

Oh, by the way, I just went back to their site and it does say that you don’t have to pay this fee in the future on the pricing page. It is stated several times throughout the site.

Good Day

May

What customers??? I teach special ed kids. Sorry to rattle your cage. Just my opinion, nothing more.

“May,” You wouldn’t happen to be the Dr. Diva Verdun as named in the press release, would you? Maybe you can explain what a PhD in Metaphysics is all about.

And since you started with the ad hominem attack by calling me cheap, let me congratulate you on having enough expendable income to spend on $200 DNA perfumes on a special ed teacher’s salary.

If I were really going to trash My DNA Fragrance, I would be asking the same questions everyone else is asking - How is the genetic info being translated into signature scents? Unless I knew the science behind it, I’d have to believe that I’d get just as good of a “deal” buying other kinds of $200 perfumes.

There’s nothing wrong with buying perfume but just know that what you’re getting may be a gimmick. Any by the way, I’m not the only one who doesn’t think much of the site design.

Now back to some REAL genetics.

Well, that’s settled then. I won’t be buying any. Apparently wearing it causes the fumes to go to your head and makes you an arrogant *sshole!

Self Scented - Not Self Centered….did anyone read that?

Not that I would ever presume to judge anyone- but if someone had a scent created that was based on their dna-wouldn’t that make them self centered?

If I was going to pay $200 on perfume (which I have never done before) I would like to know EXACTLY what I would be getting.

It would be just my luck, to fork out all of that cash-and get something based on my dna, that I would absolutely hate.

I wonder what this company would come up with, for people who suffer from Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Disorder. Some of these people miss wearing perfume.

i bet all the perfumes smell like vanilla (or some variation of).

I read somewhere, that vanilla is the most popular scent….it makes men crazy, because it makes them think of their grandmother’s baking.

I guess that’s another risk….I would like to think my dna smells unique. I would be very disappointed to find out that my dna, smells like everyone else.

Be nice! Don’t you know there’s a war going on in Iraq? The patriotic thing to do would be to go out and order some DNA perfume.

P.S. - my DNA smells like cookies!

Here’s another fab review of My DNA Fragrance:

Your personal whiff is sent to you within 7-10 days and your DNA code is helpfully and not at all worryingly kept on file for future orders, or for when the FBI finally track you down for that nasty business in Phuket.

Wow what a crazy woman this May is! You dealt with it very well Hsien, although I would have just banned her within a couple of posts as she is so obviously full of s**t.

Hmmm…. I open tubes of DNA everyday and they all smell the same to me. I wasn’t aware that DNA had a fragrance. I think your DNA probably wouldn’t survive in the perfume anyway unless it was loaded with EDTA.

Whew! I was about to call in the parking warden to settle this dispute! Glad to see you handled it, Hsien!

(I would say, I suspect May’s DNA perfume smells like the inside of a used Chevrolet, but that wouldn’t be nice. And remember, in addition to that war in Iraq, there’s a recycling truck to deal with!)