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I love the Autoject 2 -- (https://www.adwdiabetes.com/product/255 ... ection-aid) -- when it works properly for me. I hear other guys boasting of 100 percent success rates. I want to be in that club. Yesterday I injected 40 units, about an inch or so below the head of the penis. As per my usual, I injected straight in at 3 o'clock.

I fired and watched the gauge on the Autoject. I also counted down to 10 seconds to make sure I allowed enough time for the Trimix to be distributed. But then when I pulled the Autoject away, some of the Trimix sprayed into the air. Bummer.

It wasn't a complete miss. Enough of the Trimix got through that I still got an erection and that's the puzzling thing. Clearly, some of the Trimix got through, but not all of it. What the heck?

My intent that night was a masturbation session using a Fleshlight, a male masturbation toy. If you can get an erection good enough to penetrate and thrust in and out of a Fleshlight, then you're good to go in any vagina.

I was still miffed by the misfire and wasting the Trimix that sprayed into the air. Any guesses on what happened? I used a 31 gauge 8 mm needle. Did it not penetrate far enough? Did it glance off the tunica?

I was using a longer needle (28 gauge?) until one night when I went in too deep and apparently punctured the uretha. Really ruins date night when blood is oozing from your dick.

Anyway, any suggestions for the Autoject? Should I experiment with the injection angle? Maybe inject at 10 o'clock or 2 o'clock instead of 9 o'clock or 3 o'clock?

Thanks!

Dear Friend,

I had great success with 1/2 inch 28g needle set at about 3/6 length. Then I switched to a short 31g needle and nothing but trouble: failure and bruises. I think 31g is too thin for Autoject.

Went back to 1/2” 28g needle set a little over the first mark on the Autoject and no problem since.

In your case the needle hit some resistance or bounced or bent. It could not release the medicine.

I’d suggest to use 28g needle with autoject. If I did it manually I’d use 31g but manual hurts me more.
All the best.

newtoed wrote:Dear Friend,

I had great success with 1/2 inch 28g needle set at about 3/6 length. Then I switched to a short 31g needle and nothing but trouble: failure and bruises. I think 31g is too thin for Autoject.

Went back to 1/2” 28g needle set a little over the first mark on the Autoject and no problem since.

In your case the needle hit some resistance or bounced or bent. It could not release the medicine.

I’d suggest to use 28g needle with autoject. If I did it manually I’d use 31g but manual hurts me more.
All the best.

Thanks Newtoed!

Picked up some 29g needles from Walgreens (they didn't have the 28g). I'll experiment with these longer needles for a while and then if I am still having problems I will track down the 28g. I'll let you know how it goes.

Tried my new 29g needle last night vas the 31g I previously used with inconsistent results. The result? Success!the 29 gauge is only slightly longer than the 31g, but the minor additional length is apparently just want I needed!

Thanks again Newtoed.

Cigar56 wrote:Tried my new 29g needle last night vas the 31g I previously used with inconsistent results. The result? Success!the 29 gauge is only slightly longer than the 31g, but the minor additional length is apparently just want I needed!

Thanks again Newtoed.

Cigar;
The numbers you are referring to refer to girth, not length.

Larry

I used the 31 ga needle with autoinject 4 times. All failed. I have a 60 power disecting microscope. I examined the last needle. It was bent on the tip. Maybe a 28 ga needle would cure the bending problem.

oldbeek wrote:I used the 31 ga needle with autoinject 4 times. All failed. I have a 60 power disecting microscope. I examined the last needle. It was bent on the tip. Maybe a 28 ga needle would cure the bending problem.

A 28g needle is certainly stronger, so it probably would.

Larry

oldbeek wrote:I used the 31 ga needle with autoinject 4 times. All failed. I have a 60 power disecting microscope. I examined the last needle. It was bent on the tip. Maybe a 28 ga needle would cure the bending problem.

When my uro prescribed my Trimix and trained me on the Autoject he said always use 28 ga needles. Over a year now with 70+ injections and never a failure so I guess he was spot on.

Fordman....Signature says you started using Tri-mix on 11-17. 70 injections in 2 months ???

The guides are different. One has a much longer contact with the needle body. I tested them out on an orange.