Has Anyone had any side effects after using 6 or 7 month Expire PGE1???

[kali64amd]

I’m just curious is anyone have bad or worst expereince after using expired PGE1?

I have used yesterday 40 mg PGE1 injection which is 7 month expired after 2 hrs i have worst experience in my life my heartbeat went to upto 118 and i was so panic. It was last 8 hrs up and down and i sacred so much.

It was fine till 6 months. I do remember bldoink had used 11 months expired PGE1 and he was fine.

Just curious what hapen to me ???

Any insight apreciate @ bldoink

[Kimball]

From what I'm reading, a rapid heartbeat can sometimes be a side-effect of the drug that you took.

[kali64amd]

From what I'm reading, a rapid heartbeat can sometimes be a side-effect of the drug that you took.

Side effect??? I have never heard rapid heartbeat aftar taking PGE1 or trimix in this forum or eleswhere.

I do beleve it was due to my PGE1 which is expired 7 months ago however i m clueless it was fine till since 6 months, no issue

And people had used 1 year expired PGE1 without any issue then what happen to me????

Maybe PGE1 or trimix really expire after couple of months and give you serious side effects .

If anyone has same issue please share here.

[GoodWood]

BiMix is typically Papaverine and Phentolomine. No reason for those components to give you a rapid heart rate. Mo reason why it would happen as they get older either.

It’s possible your rapid heart rate is unrelated to the shot.

Just because two things are happening at the same time doesn’t mean one thing cause the other.

If you experience rapid heart rate again, go to a cardiologist.

I used shots for nearly 10 years and admit that I didn’t pay any attention to expiration dates. But if you have any further concerns, toss this vial out and get a new one.

[kali64amd]

BiMix is typically Papaverine and Phentolomine. No reason for those components to give you a rapid heart rate. Mo reason why it would happen as they get older either.

It’s possible your rapid heart rate is unrelated to the shot.

Just because two things are happening at the same time doesn’t mean one thing cause the other.

If you experience rapid heart rate again, go to a cardiologist.

I used shots for nearly 10 years and admit that I didn’t pay any attention to expiration dates. But if you have any further concerns, toss this vial out and get a new one.

Appreciate your Input, I had used Prostaglandin E1 (PGE1) .

I’m still cluless why it did happen cus it was fine 6 month ago but after 7 month it give me scarest side efect which last 30 hrs.

However there has lots of people here who had used more then 8 or 9 month expired PGE1 without any issue but why it did happen to me???

Yes i had ditch that vial and order new one however i’m scared now..

[kali64amd]

And I have never rapid hearbeat issue before in my life I’m 43 year male don’t smoke and drink. Never did any drugs. I hit gym 6 days week and do powerlifting.

Never had cardio issue before thats why i’m thinking it was my 7 month expire pge1 shot.

Maybe i will do ECG test on this week, i will keep update.

[CanGetItUpButNotOff]

It was fine till 6 months. I do remember bldoink had used 11 months expired PGE1 and he was fine.....
Any insight apreciate @ bldoink

Entirely OT, but bldoink seems to have disappeared and take with him any trace of his posts. To bad, because he was a wealth of information and very helpful.

[bldoink]

It was fine till 6 months. I do remember bldoink had used 11 months expired PGE1 and he was fine.....
Any insight apreciate @ bldoink

Entirely OT, but bldoink seems to have disappeared and take with him any trace of his posts. To bad, because he was a wealth of information and very helpful.

I'm not totally gone yet. I have used PGE1 that was expired well over a year old. The vials I'm currently using were filled on 01/16/25. They still work just fine and I've suffered no ill effects. I do keep my meds frozen. The label says to discard after 3 days if refrigerated and 45 days if frozen. I'm obviously well past that point. I really don't see how the meds could have the described effect. But I'd sure ask my doctor or at least the pharmacist about your experience. I suspect something unrelated was the cause but caution is warranted. Ask your doctor!

[CanGetItUpButNotOff]

I'm not totally gone yet.

I have used PGE1 that was expired well over a year old. The vials I'm currently using were filled on 01/16/25. They still work just fine and I've suffered no ill effects. I do keep my meds frozen. The label says to discard after 3 days if refrigerated and 45 days if frozen. I'm obviously well past that point. I really don't see how the meds could have the described effect. But I'd sure ask my doctor or at least the pharmacist about your experience. I suspect something unrelated was the cause but caution is warranted. Ask your doctor!

This is a question for the OP… how have you been storing the PGE1? My mix is TriMix (partially PGE1) and I am nine months past its technical expiration date. But I freeze it and briefly thaw it about once a month to load a batch of syringes.

[kali64amd]

It was fine till 6 months. I do remember bldoink had used 11 months expired PGE1 and he was fine.....
Any insight apreciate @ bldoink

Entirely OT, but bldoink seems to have disappeared and take with him any trace of his posts. To bad, because he was a wealth of information and very helpful.

I'm not totally gone yet. I have used PGE1 that was expired well over a year old. The vials I'm currently using were filled on 01/16/25. They still work just fine and I've suffered no ill effects. I do keep my meds frozen. The label says to discard after 3 days if refrigerated and 45 days if frozen. I'm obviously well past that point. I really don't see how the meds could have the described effect. But I'd sure ask my doctor or at least the pharmacist about your experience. I suspect something unrelated was the cause but caution is warranted. Ask your doctor!

UPDATE……..

I had done ECG and other blood work and it came out normal However my BP was quit high 140/95 so maybe my high BP is the issue here???

What do you think? @bldoink

Did hypertension did that??