You're welcome to your own opinion, but Talon is a very reputable pharmacy.

I buy my testosterone injecting supplies from, Atlantic Medical Supply. I don't believe they require prescriptions, but I'm also unsure of that.
I've never bought insulin type syringes there, but they probably sell them

I realize this isn't the humor thread, but I heard a good old guys joke today at the golf course (I even shot 89 lol). An old guy asks to join 3 other old guys to play. He says that his eyesight isn't good so would they watch his drive. He hits the drive and asks "did you see it" The old g...

Let's face it, life is not fair. There are folks in the medical field that have a dislike for this. The pharmacy that mixes my Trimix is a group that would not mix trimix if they did not have to. I do believe that. They use a really tough top to the bottle and if I tried to draw with a 27 or 30 gau...

I don't know why I have extra larger needles. Guess it makes somebody more money. But that's what I have and what my single page instruction sheet said to do. Maybe the stuff on top of my bottle needs the 22 gauge needle to go through it. Maybe the pharmacy (only one in town that makes trimix) uses...

I don't know why I have extra larger needles. Guess it makes somebody more money. But that's what I have and what my single page instruction sheet said to do. Maybe the stuff on top of my bottle needs the 22 gauge needle to go through it. Maybe the pharmacy (only one in town that makes trimix) uses...

Don't know about whether Clomid is better than Testosterone injections. My uro thought Clomid was only for women, but I know some men use it to boost T naturally. I did have low T and ED when I started injecting T. It made me pretty horny and led me to injecting Tri-mix after pills failed. I did not...

When I have that problem, I give a quick, controlled, thrust and it goes in.

ocitgo wrote:Why are some implanter's posting on this form? it makes no sense to me.

As long as people don't just try to make you get an implant, I don't have a problem with it.
I've posted on the "implant forum" when I can offer an opinion.
Who knows what the future holds?

I think I would get a different uro and find a GP who can work with you on changing formulas.
I'm lucky to have good, understanding ones.