Caverject availability over 1year

[Sonny1986ams700]

Even that the injections are turn on to use and you need to carry them with you the availability problems! That's really annoying situation, I really wanna get implanted soon...

[Hunchback]

I believe Caverject is literally gone for good. You need to get EDEX, which is the same thing from another company.
Check with your Dr.

[RayChez]

I would never recommend caverject. To me it was very painful injecting myself with that quarter inch needle. Next step was the three piece implant. Best thing a man can do. I have had three implants in twenty three years. The LGX has been the best on every thing. Gives you length and girth. Takes time but every time you have a revision they have to add longer cylinders or add rte's. Most want it instant, but it takes time.

[bldoink]

Caverject availability over 1year

Yes, the Edex should work well for you if the Caverject was working.

I have had three implants in twenty three years.

That's one every 7 1/2 years. That would kind of suck.

[Stew52]

I used to use Caverject before Medicare kicked in then no-go. So off to compounded Tri-Mix or just PGE. But it is a hassle for longer trips with lots of movement/places. I just checked retail non-insurance cost of Edex I'd have to sell both kidneys for a 2 week supply then what? Is there a place with a decent price? TIA

[bldoink]

I just checked retail non-insurance cost of Edex

Yeah, that's why I went to compounded alprostadil, which it turns out I like better. My insurance covered Edex for a short while and then quit. I couldn't afford it without coverage. With the compounded version, which I got four times as strong as the Edex, it works out cheap enough that I don't care that insurance doesn't cover it. I'm hoarding some badly expired Edex just because it's so good for travel. I tried one out recently and still works like new.

[Stew52]

I wish I'd saved my last several Caverjects for travel but I thought they'd go bad. Planning a 5 week trip with 10 stops and just can't see fiddling with vials, thermos, ice and syringes.