Here are some "standard" versions that I found on the website of a compounding pharmacy. Other people on this board my know of other formulations. COMPOUNDED FORMULATIONS BiMix Special BiMix (papaverine 30mg/phentolamine 0.5mg/ml) BiMix (papaverine 30mg/phentolamine 1mg/ml) 
 TriMix Specia...

Since going on trimix I've seen a few minor references to Dr. Giles Brindley, the colorful British researcher who did pioneering — to put it mildly — work on penis injections for ED treatment. There are a couple of small references to him in posts here on FT, but I recently came across a full eyewit...

Since going on trimix I've seen a few minor references to Dr. Giles Brindley, the colorful British researcher who did pioneering — to put it mildly — work on penis injections for ED treatment. There are a couple of small references to him in posts here on FT, but I recently came across a full eyewit...

From reading this and other threads on Frank Talk, it seems clear that there's considerable variation in recommended injection interval from one uro to the next. My guys sez once every 24 hours is fine.

What's the size of the vials? Did the pharmacist take the amount you were previously getting and split it into four vials? Or does four vials mean you're being issued more of the medication than previously?

Since you have a month, why not just get an STD test from your primary care doc? There's no reason why you have to get it from the uro.

Though it was a long time ago, my recollection of the needle-free injection in the Marines is that it was a lot more painful than a needle injection. Sometimes bloody, too.

For those who, like me, thought that the needle looked like a 10-penny nail when I first contemplated using it . . . here's a link to a needle gauge chart I found online. It tells me that the 27 gauge I use is only six/thousandths of inch thicker than the 31 gauge needles often mentioned in posts to...

I've read about the gel for travel, but it doesn't seem nearly as effective as the injectable solution. Does anybody know anything about traveling with either the bottle or loaded syringes in a small ice-pack wallet that's made for diabetics transporting their insulin? There's also supposed to be an...