I've been experiencing PE lately, which is relatively new for me. Think I'm going to try levitra again. It will take six weeks to get it from my online source, but I'll be sure and report back.

Has anybody seen, heard or maybe tried this. I know a fair amount of us who inject also use cock rings. This looks interesting as it has a cord that goes up under the legs and fastens to a piece of velcro that attaches above at the top of the intergluteal cleft (butt crack). https://www.xialla.com/p...

Sorry about my shoddy math. I believe he said 110 for four doses. I'm going to call again as I have more questions. I'll double check the price.

I'm answering my own query here. After some poking about and phone calls, it turns out there is only one pharmacy in the country that does trimix gel because they are the only ones with the patent, legal wherewithal etc to do so. They are in Austin, TX. The prices are roughly 55 per dose...a lot of ...

Hi all, Is the gel even still a thing? Don't hear about it much anymore. Reason I'm asking: I can't inject anymore due to scarring and hematoma. Doc prescribed Muse and I assumed my insurance would cover at least some of it. Not! The last thing I want to try before taking the implant plunge is trimi...

Hi, can you tell me more about the monastadil application? How does it do in comparison to trimix gel? CAn't inject any more and looking for options.

Thanks for the reply. I'm balking at the bimix. I haven't picked it up from pharmacy yet. I'm concerned I'll be out 140 only for it to not work for the PE (which is more of a problem now than the ED; the ED has improved somewhat--jeez, if the thunder don't get you then the lighting will). Oh and as ...

If papaverine is the culprit in scarring then what about a bi-mix of phentolamine and alphrostadil? Is that done?

Yes, and thank you for the replies. I was a bit puzzled that doc prescribed bi-mix after I got scarring from tri-mix. It is my impression that papverine is the major culprit as far as scarring goes. He also had advised me to not inject anymore. Puzzled. I don't want more fibrosis, because I'm thinki...

I used to do Trimix but had issues with scarring and pain. Urologist I'm seeing now said that Bimix would likely not result in as much scarring. Thoughts?