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From your own experience:
Since you started trimix, approximately how many times have you encountered not sufficient response (not enough to penetrate for sex) with trimix (after the initial dosage finding period)?
How did you react to those episodes each time (use same dosage next time on, increase the amount/units, increase the formula strength, other actions)?
Since you started injection, have your dosage remained the same, increased or decreased, or changed to other treatments?
Thanks

I'm on my 22nd injection now and had maybe two that just didn't work. First one the medicine just didn't go in as when I pulled the injector out it spewed out the end of the needle. Second one must have just missed period as I never even got swelling from it. My dosage is 3 - 10 units depending on how long I want to deal with an erection.

It does take some time and experimenting to get it dialed it I have found.

I fought it for 8 months and 6 different mixes and it only work 25% of the time and it was painful as hell almost every time. I am being implanted Monday

i have been injecting for two years. i started with bimix for the first few months. during the first few attempts, i had one episode of no erection. none since then. i am on trimix now and have been for over 1 1/2 years. i do have a weak trimix formula of 5 mcg/ml. get too much pain if i inject more than 25 units. i am moving up to 7.5 mcg/ml on next script. this will allow me to inject less, maybe 15 units.

Tybeeman:
Good luck to your implant Monday.
Please keep us updated as to how you do afterwards.

newbie;

I don't know if you have checked out my "Show and Tell" post, but to answer some of your questions you may find my experiences helpful. (there have been over 8,000 visits to my post..... here is the way to get there:

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1434&p=9557&hilit=ohohia+s+replacement+post#p9557

Tybeeman wrote:I fought it for 8 months and 6 different mixes and it only work 25% of the time and it was painful as hell almost every time. I am being implanted Monday

I only fought it for 2 months, 3 different formulas. Two erections barely usable and not enjoyable. Since I know that even if my erectile capabilities get better, they'll never be better than before my prostatectomy, and they were poor then. I don't want to live with injections for the rest of my life. They're painful, and oh so terribly romantic -- and they don't work for me.
So, "Bionic" here I come. August 2nd.