Hello All
Given the number of questions here about storing Trimix while travelling, I have come across this storage kit that I think might be useful for some:
https://www.amazon.com/YOUSHARES-Insuli ... 89313?th=1
My experience was wonderful - taking Trimix over 12hr international flight.
Hope some find it helpful.
best, PS
Travelling with Trimix: Storage
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Re: Travelling with Trimix: Storage
I have something similar but without the thermometer. I'm curious if you observed the temperature range that the thermometer showed from beginning to end of your trip?
Born 1954. Diabetes, hypertension and atherosclerosis. Sildenafil is iffy. Tri-Mix (30/3/20 Pap/Phen/PGE1) a godsend pending long-term efficacy. Daily Cialis. Tried LiESWT, Botox, PT-141, Eroxon, QST, DUS, Vertica, cabergoline, psychotherapy+hypnotherapy.
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Re: Travelling with Trimix: Storage
We just got back from a week in Italy. Long story, but travelled over 24 hours to get to our final destination. I used a small insulated bag, a zip lock for syringes and got fresh ice every 5-6 hours. No loss of potency and had great sex in Italy.
Age 68, retired in Costa Rica. ED related to relapsing remitting MS. Increasing doses of Viagra worked for 10 yrs. Been injecting trimix for last 10 yrs with >95% effectiveness. Erection 10/10 for 2 hours.
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Re: Travelling with Trimix: Storage
We're on a trip that went from the UK to Greece and now in Italy. I carry-on a fairly large Yeti that I fill with a gel pack and ice. The gel pack is somewhat effective for the periods when I have to empty the ice. The challenge is emptying the ice at the airport and finding a way to keep it cool onboard for the flight. On one flight, the attendant put it in their refrigerator. On others, I've been able to get some ice after passing through security. The Yeti is very effective at keeping the ice solid for several hours.
Hotel refrigerators are hit or miss but generally are acceptable. Getting ice in Europe is always a challenge (even just for drinks, let alone for my Yeti). But I manage.
So far, I've not noticed any decline in efficacy.
Hotel refrigerators are hit or miss but generally are acceptable. Getting ice in Europe is always a challenge (even just for drinks, let alone for my Yeti). But I manage.
So far, I've not noticed any decline in efficacy.
Born 1954. Diabetes, hypertension and atherosclerosis. Sildenafil is iffy. Tri-Mix (30/3/20 Pap/Phen/PGE1) a godsend pending long-term efficacy. Daily Cialis. Tried LiESWT, Botox, PT-141, Eroxon, QST, DUS, Vertica, cabergoline, psychotherapy+hypnotherapy.
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