Injection side effects

[Floridaspeedo]

Trimix very painful and sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn't.

I was only using it for maybe 6 - 9 months and I developed a lump which was scar tissue from the injections. Thankfully my surgeon was able to work through it during my implant. He saw the lump pre-op ansd was concerned about my results. In the end all ok but I am glad I only did Trimix for a relatively short time.

[BJohn67y]

Re-read a bunch and still unclear: Which of these is best (in pill form):

Sudafed (pseudoephedrine) - must request from pharmacist but no big deal

Sudafed PE (phenylephrine) available on the shelf

For decongestion, apparently Sudafed is more effective...other one is 2/3 absorbed by intestines. BUT this would not be relevant if liquid, i.e. injecting, right?

So far, I see no Sudafed PE available as liquid.

Any comments? Any advice which to purchase? If liquid Sudafed PE is not available? Of course, get normal....no fast or extended version????

[68CatFan]

Talk a bit more about phenylephrine, please.

Is this the generic version of Sudafed?

Is it available over the counter?

Google talks about tablet form. But I like your suggestion to inject... gotta be more effective.

If it's only available by prescription, what's an alternative (the whole world doesn't need to know too much.)

Thanks!

I don't think you have to have a prescription for phenylephrine. I ordered mine with my trimix a while back. Look on RXBuyersclubusa.com and click on pricing.

Here's what it shows.

Reversal / Phenylephrine

Name | Mixture

Phenylephrine 1mg/ml 5ml $68.75

A bit pricy but it works very quickly at counteracting the trimix. You'll be flaccid again in a few minutes.

[Definedfitness]

Any ideas of getting rid of the scar tissue?

[Wiggles123]

Cannot get rid of scar tissue. It is what it is.

[BJohn67y]

Ok. To put a bow on the question of which product to use ... as I can determine:

Whether it's Sudefed (pseudoephedrine HCL) or Sudefed PE (phenylephrine), common sense would confirm that injecting would be more effective than pills. (That, of course, is why TriMix is more effective than Viagra.)

However, neither product appear to be available from local pharmacies in liquid form. So, unless you happen to be dealing with an online ED shop, the injection vs pill issue is moot. Buy the phenylephine liquid and inject. Otherwise, it's gonna be a "pill solution."

Now the question which product is most effective when taken orally: Referring to the Sloan Kettering website, Sudefed (pseudoephedrine HCL) is recommended. (I think that's because it is not absorbed by the intestine, whereas about 2/3 of Sudefed PE is.). Take four 30mg tablets. You have to request this product from the pharmacist. It is not on the shelf. But this is no big deal. Just have to show your driver's license.

Have I got it correct now? Thanks.

[BJohn67y]

P.S. Sudefed is not the only brand for pseudoephedrine HCL. Pharmacist may carry others or their "house" brand. No problem.

[Stupid]

Every time I inject there is pain for at least one day.any hints? Input? My mix is 20 dash some thing something. I use 50 units. RP 2015. All bad

[wolfpacker]

Every time I inject there is pain for at least one day.any hints? Input? My mix is 20 dash some thing something. I use 50 units. RP 2015. All bad

Have you tried using Viagra along with the injection and then injecting less (like 30 units)? Less of the mixture in your penis could help the pain not last as long