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I am curious and doing some internet research...anyone aware of Trimix being able to be given by the "needle-free" system of delivering medications...this web site is interesting.....there are many US companies making a needle free device to administer medications...
info@injex.com.au

Sorry this is the web site.....http://www.injex.com.au/applications/ma ... sfunction/

Pretty dang expensive !

Just wondering, has anybody used this system. Also, can this be bought in America. If anybody has any imfo it would be appreciated, Thanks

I sent an e-mail to the company who sells the device in Australia and they responded saying they do sell to US residents. I am still trying to find either research or even anecdotal evidence that the device delivers as good as a needle....A Google search has turned up nothing...so I sent the company an e-mail requesting if they knew of any research for using needle free devices for the administration of Trimix....Being in the medical field, I did hear about these needle free delivery systems but never heard much beyond the fact that they existed and were expensive....but a hell of a lot less expensive than having to get an implant because of scarring due to injections. If I hear back from the company concerning the research etc I will of course post it. My second thought is to ask Paul if he is aware of this system and whether men are satisfied with using it. BTW- the web-site indicates the company is currently out of stock...but is awaiting arrivals of shipments....I am surprised no one else knows anything about these devices.

qcswral wrote:I sent an e-mail to the company who sells the device in Australia and they responded saying they do sell to US residents. I am still trying to find either research or even anecdotal evidence that the device delivers as good as a needle....A Google search has turned up nothing...so I sent the company an e-mail requesting if they knew of any research for using needle free devices for the administration of Trimix....Being in the medical field, I did hear about these needle free delivery systems but never heard much beyond the fact that they existed and were expensive....but a hell of a lot less expensive than having to get an implant because of scarring due to injections. If I hear back from the company concerning the research etc I will of course post it. My second thought is to ask Paul if he is aware of this system and whether men are satisfied with using it. BTW- the web-site indicates the company is currently out of stock...but is awaiting arrivals of shipments....I am surprised no one else knows anything about these devices.

Hello ,

I'd too like to express interest in this & learn if its viable & available to us injectors in the U.S. -
Trucxrule~

This is the quoted study on their web-site..

http://www.injex.com.au/media/pdf/09_20 ... tudyED.pdf

Trucx.......

you wrote, "but a hell of a lot less expensive than having to get an implant because of scarring due to injections."

Has there been any assurance that their system will NOT lead to scarring ?

Just asking

Bill (injecting for more that 3 years, and everything is still working great)

qcswral.

My bad,,, it was NOT trucx who wrote that .... it was qcswral

Well, I'm not selling the device, just trying to find out about it...and thought perhaps others here on the forum may have some info. I am a bit skeptical myself...the old saying comes to mind..."If it sounds to good to be true it probably is."
But in any case, nothing ventured nothing gained....here's the e-mail they sent me in response to my continued inquiries..

Prices on the website are correct.
Ed kit is $ 349.95 price is in Australian Dollar.
Lately we had to take payment via PayPal or credit card over the phone.
Content of ed kit is on the online shop.
Where about are you located in the USA? I'll tell you the freight charges
Hadar

Hadar Barsheshet
Injex Australia-ASTS
11 Evans St, Burwood, VIC, 3125