I'm not exactly sure I'm doing it right but I get a 10 mg vial and reconstitute it with bacteriostatic water. I've tried reconstituting it with both 1ML and 2ML. Then I will inject about .2-.4 ml's. Anything less than that doesn't seem to have an effect and I've notice the more frequently I inject t...

How much are you injecting?

It works for me as you describe it but the nausea almost makes it unusable.

Azib92 wrote:I feel like I wanna rip it out sometimes. Geez

That's kind of f***ed up to hear that. Reading your posts you say it's a no-brainer and you're a new man/happy/satisfied/life changer but then you say sometimes you want to rip it out. Rollercoaster.

I would definitely let your implant doc know about the added length. In your case my fear would be that the stretched length would go back to the original length and the implant would be too large unless the added length is permanent which I doubt. I also would be fearful of doing anything in terms ...

Hold up I was under the impression that you can't increase the length of your penis you get what you get. Is that not correct?

MED3000 is the name of the actual gel. Dermasys is the name they have given the transdermal delivery system. It's basically one and the same. Think of it this way using hand lotion as an example: Lotion name = Aveeno Active ingredient: Shea Butter ED Product = Dermasys Active (proprietary) ingredien...

Not to be a buzzkill but Dermasys/MED3000 is a non-pharma product and if approved will be sold over the counter which tempers my excitement straight away. Always need a script for anything truly effective unfortunately. The major issue I see with this product is that the placebo results were nearly ...

It's not a drug. It's basically alcohol and water and nitrates and they report that it has found success as an ED treatment. They still need FDA approval to market it as a medical device. They'll probably get it and you'll start to see it available early 2021. No prescription is needed. They may be ...

LknRon wrote:I wonder if my partner was a man would it had been okay???

Not to divert the topic but that is an excellent question.

Carry on.

If a couple has been married or together a significant amount of time and have been through hell with ED I would think most spouses would probably want to only give words of positivity and not indifference or dissatisfaction no matter what. At that point I don't think anything other than positive fe...