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My old Trimix scrip was 30/1/0.02 and was using 60 units for good results but thought I needed a higher strength to keep the volume down. Pharmacy said they would mix what they called " super mix ". RX was 30/3.3/0.02 with instructions to start at .2ml and move up.1ml at a time for desired results. Has anyone heard of this as I can't find a mix like that on the net. I think I should call them and see if the move up by .1ml is a typo and should be .01. I have never move up more than 2-5 units at a time myself.
Dave

Farm,

The change from 1mg to 3.3 mg of Phentolamine is more than I have seen, but 2mg is used often. I think the big issue with Pap and Phent is just tying to get all that solid to dissolve in 1ml of water. ( do not store it in very cold fridge -- if you can do 40 degrees you might keep the solid from precipitating back out as a big honking crystal -- or snowy powder.) The PGE-1 will be fine if you are using it up in a month or two.

Also Phent is not, as far a I know, a heavy lifter in Trimix. Not like PGE-1 is. Interesting that they increased that instead of your 20mcg PGE-1 to say 40mcg. Maybe they thought it would become achey/painful at that amount but I can tell you that 40 60 or even 80mcg/ml PGE-1 can be tolerated (and you never actually would need 1 ml anyways).

I don't think the increase of .1ml each trial after your 20 unit (,2 ml) start would be a danger. You are at .6ml now anyways...

Really hard to say how much difference the Phent increase will make. You will have to report as carefully as you can I guess. For Science!

J

This seems very odd. A pharmacist cannot legally change your prescription without consent from your doctor. Was this script filled in the U.S.? Did your doctor call in to make the change?

Also, I have heard of a 30/1/20 mix but not 30/1/0.02. It is possible your pharmacy is developing a custom blend. I try to stay with standard mixes. In your case, i all depends on what your doctor prescribed. I would not allow a pharmacy to make changes without my doctor's approval.

Jim, thanks for the info. I will experiment next week and let you know. My Dr. Is a GP and the pharmacist talked him into trying this mix. It is a one time RX and I will get back to him on results and go from there. The pharmacy makes 17 different Trimix mixes and I don't enough about them. I may call the pharmacist myself before I inject and ask for her reasoning .
Dave

Update--- Did a trial run of 30 units-- disappointing. Firmness 5.5 in 1/2 hr. 5 in 1 hr. and 3 in 1 1/2 hr. will have to try something different. Maybe I can get it down to 10-15 units with 30/2/40?
Dave

Dave,

The units will vary depending on the person. Some of us take up to 100 units. I am one of those people. At 30-1-10 I inject 100 units for an erection of about a 7-8 for just under two hours. The drug works differently for lots of people. Another person might need only 30 units at 30-1-10. Then, the next might take 20 units and end up in the hospital with a seven-hour erection.

My advice is to focus first on finding a formula that works, and not focus so much on the number of units necessary for success. Consider experimenting with your current prescription. After all, you have already paid for it. If 30 units didn't work, then maybe 40 will. Keep slowly moving up the scale until you get the result you want. If you exhaust all of your current formula and still did not achieve success, then yes, that's the time to see your doctor about a stronger script. Good luck!

You are certainly right that the dosage required for each person varies. My current trimix formulation is 30/0.5/20 and I only require 8 units for a very firm erection for 90 minutes. I'm definitely like Goldilocks - 10 is too much (3 hour plus erection) and 6 is not enough. My urologist is not the most "user friendly", but if I ask enough questions, he knows a lot on the topic.

It also helps to work with an experienced urologist whose specialty includes men's sexual health. The original poster noted he was working with his general practitioner on his trimix formula. An experienced uro might be able to speed up the process based on experience.

Update. Did 40 units and had a 6+ for 1/2 hr. but 2 hrs. to go down to 3, so finding the range but should work. You guys may be right to find some more experienced Urologist in Trimix applications. Found out the compounding pharmacist was not as smart as I thought she should be.
Dave

That's great news, Dave. Stay with it, you'll get there. If you did not ejaculate during your test, that could be the reason for the slow deflate from the 6+ you experienced for a half hour. Consider slowly increasing the number of units until you have an erection lasting at least an hour.

If you have not done so yet, ejaculate after achieving the erection and note what effects that causes. Some guys stay firm after ejaculating, and some go limp. Some who lose the erection after ejaculation can bounce right back a few minutes later with stimulation. The more trial runs or practice sessions you have, the quicker you'll learn how the medicine affects you.

Make detailed notes as you experiment. It takes trial and error, but you should stay with it until you can achieve a 9-10 erection for more than an hour. Working closely with an experienced urologist can make that easier.

Good luck!