I think the below graphic is probably that of an erect penis and the Corpus cavernosum are engorged (easy target) and held firmly in place. Your target will be closer to this if you pump before injecting. Otherwise, it will be probably 1/3 to 1/2 of that volume and will have a tendency to roll aroun...

Standing up most of the time. Occasionally, sitting in a chair.

Hi guys. I wonder what length needles you are using. Going all the way in with a 1/2" is too deep for many men (depends on your girth). For me, I usually only need to go a little more than 1/4" deep to be in the right spot, so the 5/16" needles work out better for me. I can use the 1/...

I've been injecting for about 10 months now. In the beginning I did the typical titration process where I started with 5 units of Trimix (30Pap-1Phen-25Pge) and worked my way up (+5 each time). I ended up using about 24-26 units. This gave a great erection that lasted a little over 2 hours, but was ...

I'm up to over 30 injections now, with 2 misses. They were both on the left side. I have a lot of vein on that side and with one of the misses I actually hit the vein and got a hematoma. I don't inject more than a few times a month, and given so few, I just stick with the right side most of the time...

So awesome to hear it went well brother! Congrats to you and your wife!

RJ I know what you mean. Don't think you're stupid. I have some of the same feelings after my non nerve sparing prostatectomy. I was told after the biopsy..."very aggressive Gleason 9 cancer." I was encouraged to act as quickly as possible to prevent spreading. I quickly got a PSMA Pet Sca...

My nerves were severed in a prostatectomy. I have definitely lost most of the good feeling that used to lead to an orgasm during sex. I can have good sex with my wife using Trimix injections, but I don't have enough feeling that allows me to build to a climax. In my research, I've read a couple of s...

Yeah, I did, as someone here suggested, bought a 40x magnification Loupe off Amazon. I check each needle now before drawing up the medication. Every now and then I find one with a bit of shrapnel attached or a tip that doesn't look very sharp... definitely toss those. Of course, I did this after try...

It sounds like you're already well equipped with info. He/she should know what to tell you, mainly they will start you out with a mixture strength based on your condition and from there have you titrate the doses, starting fairly low, until you get to the sweet spot. It's really not that difficult. ...