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I've been injecting Trimix since last June with great results, but there have been TWO *failures* that I managed to salvage.
On those occasions I noticed that I had a very muted/minimal response (turns out the left side) after waiting 20 min. I usually get a definite response in that time frame, so I knew something was wrong. In both cases, I decided to re-inject the same amount CLOSE TO THE INITIAL INJECTION SITE and got a very robust response within 10 min. I didn't experience any extended erection time either ( I usually have a 5 hr erection..no pain).
It's appears that failed injections don't penetrate the Cavernosa or get *diverted* away from it for some reason. My theory is that re-injecting close by *releases* some of the original *diverted* dose as well as adding new dosage. All I know is that it has worked well in BOTH (100%) failures...with no adverse consequences at all.
Next time you have a failure you may want to try this approach as well.

rahod1 wrote: I noticed that I had a very muted/minimal response (turns out the left side) after waiting 20 min. I usually get a definite response in that time frame, so I knew something was wrong. In both cases, I decided to re-inject the same amount CLOSE TO THE INITIAL INJECTION SITE and got a very robust response within 10 min. I didn't experience any extended erection time either ( I usually have a 5 hr erection..no pain).

Ummmmm......not sure I would inject again after a full dose and a 5 hour erection, WOW!

If I want optimal erection it's 5 hrs total. I can't get optimal erection and have less than 5 hrs total duration. No pain though.
I'm suggesting that those with less duration may still be able to re-inject with failures and not ADD to duration time.