New Prescription

[frank53]

Got a new prescription coming from Talon pharmacy. Was using a bimix of pge 12 mcg-pta1 mc/ml. Was having moderate results with a 8 to 7 erection using .75 units. Got my Doctor to prescribe some trimix, what she prescribed was a 18-0.6-6. This had very poor results using up to 1.00 units. Got the Doctor to give me a stronger dosage, finally got a mixture of 30-1-10. Need to figure what I should start with, .20-.25 or .30? How much stronger is the new mix? Any suggestions? Talon pharmacy is way cheaper than my old pharmacy, up to 75% cheaper. They are great to work with.

Thanks Guys, frank

[ocitgo]

I also buy mine at Talon pharmacy
This is my latest Trimix Trimix (30-2-20)
Papaverine 30
Phentolamine 2 <duration>
Prostaglandin 20 <rigidness>
other names Prostaglandin E1, PGE1 Prostaglandin E1 (PGE1) Rigidness is mostly due to the PGE-1.

I do well with 20-30 units with a constriction ring. Without a ring, I don't do well even at had much higher doses. I used to use 30-1-10.

[PeaceofPain07]

I also buy mine at Talon pharmacy
This is my latest Trimix Trimix (30-2-20)
Papaverine 30
Phentolamine 2 <duration>
Prostaglandin 20 <rigidness>
other names Prostaglandin E1, PGE1 Prostaglandin E1 (PGE1) Rigidness is mostly due to the PGE-1.

I do well with 20-30 units with a constriction ring. Without a ring, I don't do well even at had much higher doses. I used to use 30-1-10.

Thanks. That post was useful to me to understand the difference of what these 3 ingredients to in regards to penile injections. Didn't realize phentolamine is about duration and pge1 is about rigidness. What about papaverine? My general understand is it just helps blood flow, so I guess it helps both rigidness and duration?

While still testing, my initial thoughts of my prescription of 0.5cc a shot of 30mg/cc papaverine and 3.3mg/cc phentomaline was that the duration was longer than I wanted, but the hardness/rigidness can be a bit better. No trimix because PGE1 gave me aches at higher concentrations, but I might retest in future with lower concentration

[bldoink]

This PDF put out by Wedgewood Pharmacy is fairly informative on the topic (Not and endorsement of Wedgewood Pharmacy):
http://www.wedgewoodpharmacy.com/uploads/ED%20Switching%20Guide.pdf