Dating while using injections

[Limplife]

Fellas,

I got my test shot of Trimix 0.25, and it went pretty well. I had the best wood I've had in years. It was a bit achey but not too bad. It went on for more than 2 hours, so I used a bunch of sudafed and brought it down.

Now I know that Trimix needs to be stored in the fridge. And I am thinking of getting back into the dating scene. What am I supposed to do? How long can it stay out of the fridge? If I go on a date, and end up back at her place and the juice has been out too long.

I read that there is a powder form of Alprostadil that doesn't need to be refrigerated?

Apparently BiMix or papaverine don't need to be refrigerated either?

The clinic I went to apparently mainly use Trimix so that's what they gave me. But perhaps I can ask for one of the alternatives next time.

Any advice please?

Thanks!

[wolfpacker]

Look into Edex. It is not Trimix but is just the single main ingredient of Trimix, Alprostadil. The key is that edex is not stored liquid in a cold vial, but edex comes preloaded into special individual syringes. The syringes contain Alprostadil powder and water in two separate chambers, then when you're ready to use it you squeeze the syringe and the water goes into the powder chamber. The injection is now ready to normally inject. This prevents you from having to worry about keeping it cold, however it is more expensive if you're paying cash since it's a name brand product.

[Limplife]

Look into Edex. It is not Trimix but is just the single main ingredient of Trimix, Alprostadil. The key is that edex is not stored liquid in a cold vial, but edex comes preloaded into special individual syringes. The syringes contain Alprostadil powder and water in two separate chambers, then when you're ready to use it you squeeze the syringe and the water goes into the powder chamber. The injection is now ready to normally inject. This prevents you from having to worry about keeping it cold, however it is more expensive if you're paying cash since it's a name brand product.

Got it, thanks. What about the the BiMix or papaverine? Is it true that they don't need to be refrigerated?

[bldoink]

You can get the little insulin syringe pouches that have either a little blue ice pack or use evaporative cooling. They will fit in a pocket but do fill the pocket. Either will keep your meds plenty cool enough for your described purposes. I might be concerned if it didn't get used on that outing but it likely would last for 2 outings if returned to the refrigeration after the first outing, if not used.

[JimStars]

Hey Limp,

Trimix is not milk or hamburger juice ... Trimix does not go bad even if left out overnight and barely loses any potency even if it was left out in a syringe -- none that you could detect.

Yes try to keep it on the cool side but don't stress over it.

J

[slipnslider]

I'm single and dating and use trimix.

I've found that you can preload some syringes, keep them in these cases which were made just for that:
https://www.amazon.com/GMS-Portable-Syr ... e5153e81cb

And just put one in your pocket. It will be fine for many hours or even a day out of the fridge. I even take the alcohol prep wipe and wrap it around the syringe and it still fits in the case.

You could even put those cases into something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/goldwheat-Portab ... 209&sr=8-9
and keep it in your car. I always try to have 2 syringes ready just in case. An injection can go wrong or a needle can be bent.