As if ED weren't enough

[graymare]

I've been through the viagra and cialas, and now take Trimix injections with great success. Unfortunately my wife has developed that postmenopausal condition which causes painful intercourse. She finally received approval from our insurance for drugs that will alleviate her pain but the directions say it takes weeks if not months to take effect. My Trimix prescription has a relatively short shelf life and we don't even use half of it before the next delivery is due to arrive. If I opt out of the scheduled deliveries, the price skyrockets. Do any of you have a similar situation? Any suggestions?

[JimStars]

Gray,

Don't throw it out. If you really don't use it all, just draw a number of syringes that you might use in a month and keep refrigerated and freeze the rest.

Also the expiration or shelf life given by Pharmacies are just something they pull out of their butts because all medication needs some sort of expiration date.

Most guys here just keep using it no matter how old it gets (but Trimix will get progressively weaker over time -- like 5% a month.

Also .. hey .. what's wrong with using a WHOLE BOATLOAD of Trimix for HJ's and BJ's??? Yes not so great for your wife .. but still fun for all...

J

[Jamesbond]

You might want to talk to your Dr or supplier where you got it from.
My understanding as it gets older it takes more to be as effective.

You could use it but just up the amount of tri -mix. That is what I was told.
I was told it last about a year. Problem is you do not know how long they had made it before you got it.

[Andy425]

Dittoes to what others said above.

I've used it at least 1.5 years after I got it, and it still worked fine for me at the same dose. I've always kept it in the fridge.

[alibaba]

I used some trimix that was in the back of one of the fridges for 3 years a couple months ago. Trimix no-longer will get me hard, even at 100 units but this old trimix still plumped it up each time I used it. Just wanted to use it up and exercise my penis a bit. I've used some that was 6 months old that worked well. The freezing in the syringe works very well too. For a couple years I stored all of it that way. d

[Woodicould]

It is my understanding that if you don't get it up you will run the risk of not having fresh blood and oxygen getting to the muscles and they will suffer and go into decline.
You should probably use some of it just to keep things going until you can use it with your wife.