A pump-free and touchless method of activating a nonhydraulic penile prosthesis seems to perform as well as any hydraulic inflatable prosthesis, and would be much easier for the patient to use and for urologists to implant, an ex vivo study suggests. "Mechanical devices can malfunction and requ...

I am thinking of going the implant route. Even though they are still working on it, this seems like a much better solution. It's in one piece apparently and is a much simpler surgery than the inflatable device with no pumping to boot. http://www.sj-r.com/article/20160309/NEWS/160309525 http://www.me...

Thanks for all the input. The thing that scares me (among other things) is the loss of size. When my member is at full staff it is nearly 7 inches. My erections were that long when I was young and in college and they are about that way now when I take Viagra and with the injections. Otherwise, my e...

Thanks for all the input. The thing that scares me (among other things) is the loss of size. When my member is at full staff it is nearly 7 inches. My erections were that long when I was young and in college and they are about that way now when I take Viagra and with the injections. Otherwise, my er...

Hi there, I have been dealing with ED for awhile. I tried many things. I've gotten in great shape which helps but only so much. I've tried medications which are effective but invariably make me unbearably sick. I tried injections which work very well, but the last time I injected, about a year ago, ...

It's not sold anywhere. They have delayed the launch in Canada as it was supposed to be released over the summer. There have been a few studies and it seems to be effective but if you read some of them closely perhaps not. There seems to be a few major studies on the drug presently or planned in the...

I read that paper and that's why I freeze my Trimix. I freeze it right in the syringes at the proper dose. It defrosts almost right away and works great. I've tried this with Caverject recently and have the same experience. This is even though they (Pfizer) says not to freeze - but I suppose that's ...

My solution is that I filled enough syringes for a couple months (about the time the medication supposedly loses effectiveness in the fridge) and I froze the rest. I will then thaw it in a few months and see what happens. Here is a scholarly paper concerning all this http://www.stabilis.org/FichesBi...

Hi, I am using Trimix. But I don't need much and I don't use it that often (once a week at very most). At this rate it would take a year to use up the vial I was supplied. My question is how long will the medication stay effective? Should I be freezing the part I am not using. If so, can I buy a sep...