Managing 10cc medicine vial
Managing 10cc medicine vial
I just received a 10cc vial of trimix. My dosage is about 6 units. So, my vial is good for 166 doses. How do I manage that vial from a refrigeration point of view? Can I divide it by preloading syringes and freezing the vial after? Can I somehow divide into multiple vials and freezing all but one? Can I thaw and refreeze 150 times? It only lasts 90 days in fridge, so what is best strategy? Also BUD date in my newly received vial is next month, is that a worry too?
54 year old, good shape, treated with HDR Brachy monotherpy at UCLA in 2017 for 4+3 Gleason prostate cancer with PSA of 20. Moderate success with Cialis and Viagra,now trying Quadmix
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Re: Managing 10cc medicine vial
My strategy over a period of several years:
Keep the 10 ml vial in the freezer. Thaw it out once a week and fill as many syringes as you expect to use in the coming week.
Put the vial back in the freezer. Keep the syringes in the refrigerator. They'll be fine.
This approach has the advantage of making a filled syringe readily available when the moment arrives, as opposed to taking the time to thaw the vial.
Keep the 10 ml vial in the freezer. Thaw it out once a week and fill as many syringes as you expect to use in the coming week.
Put the vial back in the freezer. Keep the syringes in the refrigerator. They'll be fine.
This approach has the advantage of making a filled syringe readily available when the moment arrives, as opposed to taking the time to thaw the vial.
Eugene, Oregon, USA. Born 1941. Married 1968. ED since mid-1990s. Began trimix January 2014. Dosage gradually increased over time. Added cock ring in 2016. After dosage reached 30 units, switched to quad mix in May 2018. On blood pressure meds.
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