Chemistry.com Review

If you are seriously looking for a long-term and meaningful relationship, chemistry.com is the perfect place for you. This entire website is built keeping two crucial points in mind: chemistry and compatibility. Once you register in the chemistry profile, you will get at least 5 free matches daily from the site to check out if they can spark off the chemistry in you. This site works through a gradual introduction process where you are free to chat and communicate with only the matches you are interested in and your photograph will be displayed only at your own discretion. The website also gives you the right to terminate all communication with any of the matches at any point of discomfort.

Designed completely on the basis of the emerging research into the science of brain chemistry, this website shows you the right direction to start your relation. However, this site is available only in the US, where they offer you convenient subscription plans and membership periods. Concisely speaking, chemistry.com is an online dating site that came into limelight only after it successfully found a match for a gay person, who was rejected membership by another prominent website. Recently, the site reinvented its chemistry style by including the conventional marriage vows between ideal matches and this turned out to be a long term strategic plan for the website.

Based on science of love and life, chemistry.com helps you out to find your soul mate inspite of your busy lifestyle and various other worldly odds. Launched in February, 2006, it is a sister site of Match.com, and aims at bringing together individuals who are independent, confident, as diverse as two poles of a magnet and yet compatible enough to share a meaningful relationship. With more than 3.7 million members, and the guidance of the renowned anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher, the site recently celebrated its 2nd anniversary where it proudly publicized its achievement of setting almost 800,000 first dates.

Not only this, chemistry.com has been the winner of many prestigious awards since its launch, of which the Effie Award presented by the American Marketing Association has been the most memorable. The brand awareness of Chemistry has doubled just in the span of last seven months, not forgetting that it has almost crossed the quadruple since its launch. The site works on the philosophy of open-mindedness without any discrimination or rejection against anyone. The site is ideal for all kinds of relationships – romance, partnerships, long-term commitments or marriage. The site promises you first five matches that are chemistry inspired, for free, and after subscribing to the site, you are entitled to get five matches daily based on your preferences and personality.

Moreover, the site assures you complete privacy with your profile and picture being visible only to the matches you prefer. You are also guided towards your first date gradually after sufficient introduction and achievement of comfort level with the matches. This success of chemistry.com proves that science can explain a lot many things on earth, including the way we fall in love too. As such, this site takes science a step beyond fate.

The site has been built on the thorough research of the biological anthropologist Dr. Fisher, who uses a personality test to predict which two people are compatible enough to spend a lifetime together. In fact the home page of chemistry.com asks you to fill up the necessary details to sign-up into your account. The entire process is simple and quick and once you sign in you receive a welcome e-mail and you are automatically forwarded to the next level. In this level, you are asked to answer certain questions that form the basis of your chemistry profile. It is advisable to be honest while answering the questions, as these will be the foundation stone for your future relationship.

Once, you have defined your background and personality, the site tries to find out ideal matches for you that suit your preferences and style. The next link in the home page explains the working of the entire website. It gives you a quick glance over the various steps you need to take while finding your soul mate in Chemistry.com and how the site works gradually to help find you your “special someone”. The third link introduces you to the Dr. Helen Fisher, an expert in human attraction. According to her, all of us are in search of the one person, who can perfectly complement us and she uses her proprietary test to find out that special person for us.

She is the heart and the brain behind this personality profile that predicts the most suitable person with whom we might experience a life-changing perfect chemistry. There are also some sub links in this link that shows us the interview of Dr. Fisher, certain blogs and also some audio clips on Chemistry.com. Then, there is another main link in the home page called the Relationship Central that talks about all kinds of relationship issues and the solutions given by Dr. Fisher. The main aim of the site is to find you your perfect date. As such the site looks into all the major and minor preferences in an individual before selecting him/her as a match for you.

From drinking and smoking habits to religious and educational backgrounds and even the physical appearance of the partner, the site confirms all before sending you the match. If you are interested in any of the match, you can visit that profile and check out the other person’s personality and preferences too. It is also suggested to check out the profile of those who had visited your profile through the site. If you find yourself compatible with any of the matches, you can next try out the first-meeting technology of Chemistry.com.

You can also leave your feedback with Chemistry.com after your first date particularly mentioning the degree of chemistry you found in your match. The site also provides you with complete independence of carrying on with your first date or move on to other potential partners. Chemistry.com is an effective match-making site that uses the innovative combination of science and psychology to find you the love of your life.

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