Preload syringes with BiMix?

[KevJFL]

Hi guys. I’ve been coming to Frank Talk for a couple of years for research into questions I’ve had related to problems I’ve encountered after being successful treated for prostate cancer. It’s been a great source of knowledge and comfort with all of the problems I’ve had after treatment. Typically using the search function or reading comments under various categories answers my questions but I haven’t found anything about preloading syringes with BiMix. A new urologist I’ve been seeing has switched me from TriMix to BiMix, it does seem effective for me so that’s ok. Previously with TriMix I would preload the syringes and freeze then for the extra convenience it provided. I have a little bit of a shaky hand at times and some vision problems also. So cutting out a step or two in the process before an injection helps.
Does anyone preload syringes with BiMix and keep them in the refrigerator for the extra convenience of having it ready to go when you’re ready to use it?
Is there any reason(s) that wouldn’t be recommended?
Thanks

[slipnslider]

I do this with trimix and it works great.

I dont freeze it, I just refrigerate the filled syringes and use them over a few weeks.

Should work even better with bimix since it doesn't have PGE1 which is the ingredient that goes bad the fastest.

[once a writer]

I have had seven years of good luck with keeping pre-filled syringes in the fridge.

[BenjaminButton]

I usually keep some prefilled in refrigerator. But I’ve also used some left out at room temp for over a week with success.