Some ancient history. . . . In the pre-Viagra days of the late 20th Century, trazodone was often prescribed as an ED treatment because for some men it produced an erection as a side effect. My family doc had me on it for about 10 years. It was at best modestly effective. I gave it up after the blue ...

Eight years, starting in my early 70s. About 900 total injections. Initially, 3-4 times a week. Now at age 80 twice a week. Results still quite satisfying.

Seven years. Nearly 1,000 injections. No scarring.

I have had seven years of good luck with keeping pre-filled syringes in the fridge.

A little pain for lots of gain, but is pain when penetrating the tunica common? I have been doing injections for over seven years and am approaching a total of 1,000 jabs. Even though many who post here describe the injection process as painless, I have always had pain when puncturing the tunica. N...

I have been using trimix and then quad mix for over seven years.

A year or so ago, after I had passed the 800-injection mark, I asked my urologist to check for scarring.

He found none.

I've done thigh injections for 20 years. No problems.

Question: Will the syringes or needles used for penile and testosterone injections be the same as the those used for vaccine injection? I don't think the syringes for Covid are necessarily the same, and I certainly don't know what needle gauge/length and barrel size will be used for Covid vaccine. ...

This may be an excess of caution . . .

but figuring that the syringe industry is going to be slammed once the Covid injection campaign is under way, I just ordered a year's supply of the syringes for my Quadmix and testosterone injections.

If you do deep reading on FrankTalk you will find guys have gotten a range of doctor instructions on injection frequency. Two to three times a week seems the most common guideline. But more liberal recommendations are also given by some physicians. My own urologist says once every 24 hours is okay. ...