As per my doctor, if your erection goes soft and then gets hard again, the 4-hour clock resets. So, it's not from the point of first erection, it's from the point of "current" erection. Doctor's orders

Newbe, It sounds like you're missing the sweet spot. One thing I found that I wasn't doing in the beginning was pulling my penis tightly away from my body (stretching him away from body). By doing this you tighten up the corpora cavernosa (tubes in penis that you're tying to inject), and helps ensur...

When I first started injecting I also injected air (5 units). Forgot to draw in the bimix. I freaked out and called the dr office. They said not to worry, the body will absorb the air and I would be fine. Whew! You're good.

I find that I need stimulation to get the erection, but after it's been hard for a period of time, it pretty much stays hard. However, once I'm hard I pretty much stay aroused, so it's self feeding lol. But the above experience is at lower units. When I initially started I was over subscribed (too m...

When I started injecting, my Uro ordered 1/2" length needles and I used them for a year and had my share of misses. I read on this forum about 5/16" as I didn't even know they existed. As my flaccid penis is quite small and thin, I thought that the smaller needle might work better. So, nex...

Glad things are looking "up"!

Is your ED doctor and your prostate surgeon the same doctor? ED and surgery are two very different expertises and was curious based on your last post that he got your prostate out of you. If yes, you might want to call the compound pharmacy that mixed your Trimix and let them know you're looking for...

I don't recall any difference when taking a warm shower prior to injecting, but then again, I was never observing if it helped or not. I'll have to try and keep track.

Thanks for the tip!

Yes, the first Uro sent the script there so I had already used them. You could probably lookup a compounding pharmacy in your area and ask if they compound bi or trimix.

I obtained ED suddenly at 47 due to prostate cancer. Cialis didn't work well and I had to take high doses to use, but Viagra was much more powerful; used it for over a decade. So, you might want to check it out before injections. Now for injections! When I first saw a "good" ED doc, they d...