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EDIT: Sorry, Youtube has decided to remove my video. I guess someone flagged it and their review panel decided it violated their policy. I certainly didn't think it was sexual and it wasn't any more graphic than a number of others on the topic. I had instituted age restrictions for what that's worth.

GONE: A new amateur injection video. Not terribly well done but might demonstrate other options for those having dificulties: https://youtu.be/1KocDktwX74

Obviously not a technique for everyone.

bldoink wrote:A new amateur injection video. Not terribly well done but might demonstrate other options for those having dificulties: https://youtu.be/1KocDktwX74

Obviously not a technique for everyone.

Great video. I am a paramedic and I can say, based on my significant education, this is a great video that hits all the highlights, including the massaging of the injection site to disperse the medication. Thanks for making this for us.

Larry

Thanks !

Excellent video! Well done!

The only things I do differently are: (1) I pull back on the plunger to pull blood into the barrel of the syringe to verify that I'm in the right place and (2) I use a slow, continuous motion when pushing the plunger in rather than stop and start. That's how I was taught by the uro way back when I started and I haven't had a reason to modify the protocol.

For reference, I have always used Trimix and and currently injecting 10 units at a time.

Just out of curiosity, how long does it take you to achieve an erection after the Happy Juice goes in? And what, if anything, do you do stimulate your penis to get there?

Thanks again.

I've never tried the multiple short injection process, but I will do so. I think one has to realize it is a matter of trying multiple processes in everything we do and then use the one which appears to work best for any one individual.
I use Trimix and shoot 20 units. On occasion I have shot less and appeared to have the same effect. Does anyone notice a vast difference?

For me, there has been a big difference between 2-4 units and 8-10 units, mostly in the duration of the erection. When I was injecting 4 units consistently, there were be some subtle differences in stiffness/hardness which I attributed to everything else that might be going on in my body chemistry and circulatory and endocrine systems on any given day. Once I bounced on up to 8 or 10 units consistently, there have been no differences in hardness and very few differences in duration. The best thing about the 10 unit regimen is that I often get morning wood when I first wake up--nice.

Hard times...

antelope,
I don't withdraw blood as I haven't found it necessary. It tells me I'm in the correct spot when I can depress the plunger easily.

I do the multiple short plunger depressions as that's easier for me than trying to depress continuously at a super slow rate. I've found that using that method greatly reduces or eliminates the pain or ache often associated with the injections.

I've never actually timed how long it takes for the meds to have full effect. However, it doesn't take that long. 5 min maybe? I also use a large Lyps brand novelty ring behind the boys which helps.

Stimulation, generally provided by my wife with hands or orally does add to that final bit of length and hardness. If I up my units a bit the meds alone will bring me to full hardness but the duration can get excessive.

antelope wrote:Excellent video! Well done!

The only things I do differently are: (1) I pull back on the plunger to pull blood into the barrel of the syringe to verify that I'm in the right place and (2) I use a slow, continuous motion when pushing the plunger in rather than stop and start. That's how I was taught by the uro way back when I started and I haven't had a reason to modify the protocol.

For reference, I have always used Trimix and and currently injecting 10 units at a time.

Just out of curiosity, how long does it take you to achieve an erection after the Happy Juice goes in? And what, if anything, do you do stimulate your penis to get there?

Thanks again.

Antelope;
Professionally speaking, you are correct. Sometimes trying to write all the steps for something you do every day on "auto pilot" is elusive. That draw back you refer to is called "aspirating", and we are require to do it every time, unless we are starting an IV and then, the IV catheter has a clear area where a blood "flash" show you are in the vein. As for the "quick pumps" vs "slow and steady" makes no difference medically but is more a personal preference.

Larry

Youtube has decided to remove my video. I guess someone flagged it and their review panel decided it violated their policy. I certainly didn't think it was sexual and it wasn't any more graphic than a number of others on the topic. I had instituted age restrictions for what that's worth.

bldoink wrote:Youtube has decided to remove my video. I guess someone flagged it and their review panel decided it violated their policy. I certainly didn't think it was sexual and it wasn't any more graphic than a number of others on the topic. I had instituted age restrictions for what that's worth.

That's just stupid. Sigh. Probably taken down by a bot. Wonder if you can appeal or have it flagged as "medical"?