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it's really frustrating for me, I'm keep missing sweet spot whenever i enject and I have no idea what I am doing wrong?

When i hit sweet spot I got erection in 10 minutes and when i miss no erection no hardness.

And I do enject on 10, 2 clock area.

however still don't know how i missing sweet spot??

So i would like to hear your inputs on this issue specially veterans.

Appreciate your input

It is very helpful to have at least the start of an erection before you inject. That increases the target area. Auto injects are the worst at hitting the proper target. I self inject using a 31X5/16 needle. I inject 1" down from the penis head. I inject weekly and do not have failures. My original instruction were to inject 1" up from the penis base, but I have way too much scare tissue in that area and caused failure

I stretch my penis out and roll it over so the side where I'm going to inject is facing up. I inject between an inch below the glans and an inch above the base.

Hi Kali, I believe that the primary reason the shot works one time and not others is not being hard enough. I'll be frank if the dick is not hard enough, the cavernosum has too many issues when the syringe comes near it. One, it's a very small target when soft, and secondly, it's too soft and rubbery and the syringe misses. If you can get it even halfway hard with your partner, in my experience it works perfectly, the syringe slides right into it. My wife and I came up with a system, lucky for me, she's pretty accommodating!

You may also want to consider what I offered in this conversation, this has really been a game-changer for not only myself but several other guys here. It will help to get hard more easily, having a bigger flaccid size, and make trimix work much better. Let me know what you think!

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For what it's worth, my injection advice is plastered all over the "Injections" sub-forum, which should be easy to find if you haven't already read them. If you have any specific questions I'll be glad to try and answer them. Be patient and try to learn from your failures.