How long do you experience tenderness / mild pain at the injection site?

[frwmw1]

I notice after an injection, the following day there will be some tenderness, and a little pain, feels like bruising. I'm tracking this but it seems to clear up in about 48 hours from the time of injection.

The tenderness will be near the injection site and on the particular cavernosum that was injected.

Is this common?

How do you minimise this? Inject slower? Rub more? Apply more pressure?

If it takes 2 days for an injection inflammation to subside, it makes sense to rotate sides and only do it max 3 times a week.

[bldoink]

It's fairly common for new users to experience pain when they start using injections. In many cases, with continued use, the pain or soreness moderates or totally goes away.

Injecting slower as in depressing the syringe slower definitely works for me but my mix is pretty strong and your experience might not be the same.

The only times now that I have any lasting soreness it's because I injected some of the juice into the wrong spot, as in the incorrect depth.

Rubbing it in well is always a good idea.

Less frequently someone will have bad reactions to one of the mix ingredients. In such cases the user may have to try a different mix, usually a bi-mix.

[frwmw1]

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[bldoink]

It's always good to hear a happy success story. Carry on.