First started with 29 gauge 1/2” needle which worked well for first 1.5 years (only can recall 1-2 misfires. However, I did not inject fully submersed with 1/2”, as I felt for the point when there is no resistance, which typically means I’m in the right spot which is about 3/4 inside. Over last few ...

Fortunately not so much in my 18yrs of marriage. It typically is always a joint agreement and at times we both are in same wavelength on when/if. However, I’d say she is a bit more of the submissive type, where it just isn’t her way to be the initiator, which I don’t mind at all. We have 5 kids and ...

Sounds like Trimix is going to work out great for you! I know in my situation, though I do not have as significant ED as some (pills would sometimes work), your confidence will greatly increase as you can simply focus on her no matter the situation (whether it be position, mindset, or situation, etc...

When I first started using Trimix, I had the same problem. However, the ability to completely focus on my wife and pleasing her without worry of losing an erection (or not working at all) outweighed it all. I of course would love to function how I did at 18, but I’m now able to do things I never was...

No need to be scared but you do need smaller syringes. It's easier to tell if you're needle placement is correct with the smaller syringes due to less plunger resistance. I don't use BD brand because they have more plunger resistance, at least with smaller syringes. Remember, if the plunger is diff...

Shock: Maybe your history of psychological ED is really low testosterone? I get a pretty comprehensive blood test every 6 months to check other things including total and free testosterone. I’m up in the fairly high normal (~800 ng/dl). But everyone’s “normal” is quite variable so maybe it could no...

Hi all, Really have enjoyed reading through many of the topics on here and thought I’d might as well introduce myself. I’m 43 years old and happily married (23 years now). Very active (lift 5 days a week and shoot for ~10-15k steps daily). I always had a bit of mostly what I’d consider psychological...