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Can you refer me to a good anatomy-of-the-penis site or diagram? I'm trying to make sense of all the spots to miss during an injection that I can't see on the surface, and also wondering how an injection on one side can affect the other side if they are separated. Would a two-sided hit of half dose each be better? And how the head can swell from a cavernosa injection if it is fed separately. TIA, B

Stew---Both sides are connected, so you can inject on either side, massage for a bit and the juice will spread to both sides. About the only thing you need to watch for when injecting is a vein, and yes, eventually, everyone hits one. If you do, just keep pressure on the injection spot for a few minutes and the bleeding should stop. I have hit a vein a few times and usually only get a drop or two of blood and I am a free bleeder.

Good Luck

There's a pretty good diagram here..... https://www.rxbuyersclubusa.com/trimix-faqs

I DuckDuckGo'd "penis diagram" last night and got hundreds, some even dissected (ouch). Some were poor and some were ok. Texts seem to give vague explanations of how an erection works. For all the examination and looking at articles it still does not show a lot. I'll forge on for the details. Why?

1.Where and how the two sides of the cavernosa through the septum are interconnected, as in exactly where and how. I ask because there may be an optimum location to inject (e.g, nearer the base) to ensure the "juice" gets best distributed with the blood flow. I have had good luck with a double injection, both sides, and nearer the base; it seems harder and to last longer.
2. I've injected over 250 times and I "get" surface veins. Early misfires were from not examining well in good light. But occasionally I hit a bigger vein deeper and low down which is unseen and have caused a couple of major internal bleeds. These are not exactly geometrically placed but grow where they grow.
3. The two really big dorsal veins appear to be at the top, one above and one under the tunica. One returns from the cavernosa and one from the head. Both are infused separately. The arteries for the cavernosa seem to run down it's length internally. So, it would appear the blood flows in "radially".
4. Related, is it better to inject a more flaccid member or highly aroused. Will one way better distrbubte the juice to the cavarnosa "sponge-lke" material with an inrush of blood. I've had better results in a more flaccid member but also get more misfires as the veins are not as pronounced as when fluffed and more engorged.

The aim is to be most efficient and reduce the amount of "juice" to reduce the PGE burn and reduce the DE.

The protocol I follow is this: grasp Willie and stretch him to the side.
Right handed injectors pull to the left, lefties do the opposite.
Stretch Willie out a bit more and place the glans in the palm of the non-injecting hand.
Place the thumb of the non-injecting hand on the top of the penis (a small gristly indent on mine).
Place the index finger on the urethra (the bulgy hollow tube).
Continue traction.
(The thumb is now on the twelve o clock position on the penis, and the index finger is on the 6 o clock position. Halfway between is three o clock.)
Inject between the one o clock and three o clock position or as directed by your doc.
(Hint: it's easier to do this than to describe it in language.)