For those of you who might be wondering, the drug commonly used to relieve problem erections is Phenylephrine, I doubt it's available for home use. As I've mentioned before I had three shots before it became effective on the one occasion I needed help, it required no blood drainage, just the injecti...

When buying Sudafed to treat erections that won't go down be sure to get the version that contains Pseudoephedrine, most of the alternatives contain synthetics versions which aren't effective. In many countries Pseuoephedrine is a regulated drug due to being used to make drugs of addiction and may b...

originally I was told no more than two shots per week but my current Doctor said there's no particular limit as long as you're comfortable with it and there are no problems. How frequently have you been injecting on average over those 20 years? You say that the doctor recommended twice a week at mo...

I'm 76 years old, live in Australia and I've been injecting for over 20 years. When I started my Urologist put me on what I recall was Alprostadil which was supplied in a 5ml phial. After that I was put onto Caverject for some years in it's various forms, finally using Caverject Impulse which at the...

It's a matter of what works for the individual, I never drew blood in my early years and rarely had a failure but a Urologist told me years ago that blood withdrawal was the best way to be sure of the desired result.

In my experience it's quite safe to go to sleep with an erection, when I used Caverject I developed a sensitivity to alprostadil that meant I'd go to sleep and wake an hour or so later with a rock hard painful erection, nothing much helped and it went away after no more than half an hour but trust m...

I'm sure some of you more experienced injectors can answer this, but I have just started trimix and have been unable to pull back on the syringe to get a little telltale blood (which presumably shows you've hit the right spot). It is just too awkward to do this since the penis has to be held with o...

A couple went to their Doctor and posed the question, "Doctor is it alright to have sex in front of the freezer?" The Doctor thought for a while and replied, there's really no limitation to where you have sex as long as you're both comfortable with the location. The couple looked at each o...

I've been injecting for many years with very good success. However I've always found that injecting on the left hand side of the penis is much less painful than on the right. On the left there is that prick (no pun intended!) as you pierce the skin and then the slight discomfort as you push the need...

well i did do an inspection of the inj site later on and it does appear to be slightly lower than the 9 oclock position. perhaps i did inject thru the caver.... and into in the urethra. As i mentioned i got a slight fullness starting, jept massaging some and it started upward. i figured then it was...