Our verdict: ADDICT is Heaux Cosmetics’ 13 mL spray marketed for attracting men. The maker names vasopressin, copulins and androstenol, requires a purchase waiver, and lists the bottle at $300. It describes the blend as more concentrated than two of its other formulas, but publishes no amounts or finished-product test establishing a stronger attraction effect. At this price, the missing dose and effectiveness data matter. Review the waiver and clarify the seller’s conflicting refund statements before ordering.
How we reviewed ADDICT
We checked the current Heaux Cosmetics ADDICT listing and its customer service, shipping and return policies on October 4, 2026. We separated the maker’s descriptions and customer anecdotes from independently established results. We have not purchased or worn ADDICT, obtained the waiver, analyzed the formula or measured attraction outcomes.
Heaux ADDICT at a glance
| Brand and product | Heaux Cosmetics ADDICT |
|---|---|
| Format and size | 13 mL spray bottle |
| Named compounds | Vasopressin, copulins and androstenol, per seller; amounts and full ingredient list not published on the product page |
| Intended audience | Marketed for women to wear around men |
| Scent | No reliable fragrance-note or longevity description on the ADDICT listing |
| Price checked | $300 before shipping and taxes, about $23.08 per mL |
| Purchase conditions | Maker says buyers must sign a waiver and should not combine it with other Heaux formulas |
What is in the formula?
The ADDICT listing says it combines a higher concentration of vasopressin, copulins and androstenol than PressHIM and Habitué Provocateur. It does not give concentrations, a full ingredient list, batch test or comparable measurements for those products. “Higher” is therefore a maker comparison we cannot independently quantify. The old review called it Heaux’s strongest product as a settled fact; the published details support only what Heaux claims about this blend.
Heaux does not supply a clear scent profile or independently measured wear time on this product page. If fragrance character, solvent ingredients or skin sensitivities are important, request the current complete label from the seller before buying. Customer accounts of a faint scent or social reactions do not establish the product’s typical scent or effect.
Does ADDICT increase attraction or bonding?
Heaux’s language about “capturing” someone’s attention or emotions is marketing. Naming vasopressin, copulins and androstenol does not show that a wearable mixture reliably changes another person’s attraction, attachment or behavior. A research review of proposed human sex pheromones describes the need to identify compounds and test behavioral effects rigorously. We found no controlled study of the finished ADDICT spray showing the advertised result.
The product page hosts customer reviews, including favorable and unfavorable experiences. These are individual reports without a comparison group, standardized use or a way to separate the formula from scent, expectations and the social setting. The previous article’s restaurant anecdote and Reddit quotes were not sound evidence for a purchase verdict, so they have been removed.
Waiver, warnings and use
Heaux says ADDICT is its only formula requiring a waiver to purchase. The public listing does not display the waiver text we could review. It tells buyers not to combine ADDICT with any other Heaux formula and not to wear it if either person is in a bad mood. It also calls the release limited while the company evaluates safety for general public use. These are the seller’s own instructions and statements; a waiver is not evidence of unusual power, regulatory approval or a completed safety assessment. Read the actual waiver and label before accepting them.
We did not find a detailed, ADDICT-specific application quantity in the public product text. Follow the bottle directions rather than borrowing directions from a different Heaux spray. Stop use if it irritates your skin or produces an unwanted reaction.
Price, shipping and returns
Heaux listed $300 for 13 mL at our check. That is about $23.08 per mL before shipping, tax or any subscription offer. A 10% subscribe-and-save option appeared on the listing; verify whether it creates recurring orders and review the terms at checkout. The product page says shipping fees and taxes are calculated there.
The Heaux policy page says orders cannot be canceled once placed and describes replacement or store credit for damaged items, tied to Route Protection. One Returns & Exchanges section says “We do not provide refunds,” while a later FAQ says damaged or defective goods can receive a refund to the original payment method. Because those statements conflict, ask customer service in writing how a $300 ADDICT order would be handled if it arrives damaged. Original shipping charges are listed as nonrefundable. The site describes standard processing and transit estimates, with possible added delays during promotions.
How does it compare with Nexus?
ADDICT is a premium spray marketed to women seeking attention from men, with a $300 list price and a purchase waiver. Nexus is a men’s pheromone fragrance with different scent, pricing and seller terms covered in our review. Their audiences and intended uses differ. Compare the product information and checkout terms; we have not established an attraction effect for either finished formula.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Heaux Cosmetics ADDICT?
The maker listed a 13 mL spray at $300 when checked on October 4, 2026. Check current price, shipping, tax and any subscription terms before ordering.
Which compounds does Heaux name?
Its product page names vasopressin, copulins and androstenol, without publishing their concentrations or a complete ingredient list.
Do I have to sign a waiver?
Heaux says ADDICT requires a purchase waiver. Review the actual terms before paying; the public product text does not establish what the waiver covers.
Can I use ADDICT with another Heaux formula?
The seller expressly says not to combine it with any of its other formulas. Follow the product’s current label and seller directions.
Can I return it?
Heaux’s policy page contains conflicting refund wording and ties damaged-item replacement to Route Protection. Ask the seller to confirm the applicable terms in writing before ordering.
Final verdict
ADDICT offers a clearly listed 13 mL spray and three named compounds, but its $300 price, undisclosed doses, waiver and unresolved return terms make it a difficult purchase to assess. The maker’s high-concentration and attraction claims have not been established by a controlled test of the finished formula. Consider those information gaps before treating the marketing as evidence.
Editorial note: Product and seller policies checked October 6, 2026. This is a research-based review; we have not independently tested ADDICT or measured attraction outcomes.
