Hello fellow Franktalkers, I might keep this short I might not. So today I went to the Uro for my first injection. The Dr. Gave me a .5 shot of Edex because of my age. (Been suffering from ED, performance anxiety & may leak for almost 10 years) My experience was mehh, this dr. Is always kick em in kick em out which I hate it makes me feel that she is not very concerned but...
Anyhow, it was lackluster I only half a half chub right now as we speak. I asked her to print out a form which she did. The Edex is just way too much and I dont understand why they even start with the high price stuff.
THE QUESTIONS: 1. My dr only perscribe me for edex, its Too Much! Do you think I will have success with another uro? I Want Trimix or Bimix I know its cheaper
2. Do you guys know any Online dr to perscribe & where to shop ? Im in the Bridgeport area of Connecticut.
Thanks guys im looking forward to my confidence getting back.
First Shot Of Alprostadil
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First Shot Of Alprostadil
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Re: First Uro Vist & Perscribed
Many start with Edex or it's competitor as they are FDA approved meds. If the script says Edex then that's all it's good for.
I couldn't afford Edex. I got my doctor to write a generic script for the drug just based on the Edex ingredients but much more concentrated at 80mcg per ml. I get it at a local compounding pharmacy. The pharmacy refers to it as mono-mix. It works well for me. I haven actually tried tri-mix. If your doctor is leery of tri-mix she might go for the generic Edex equivalent of a mono-mix.
Edex comes in 10mcg, 20mcg and 40mcg. All are dissolved into 1ml of saline regardless of strength. It sounds like your doctor injected 1/2 of one of those. Do you know which one? Which strength is your script for? Most doctors will start off conservatively. It's better to have a few failure to launches than an ER vist for a priapism.
Some guys get pain from the active ingredient of Edex, the alprostadil. If you don't then that's a very good thing. That opens up your options.
Good luck.
I couldn't afford Edex. I got my doctor to write a generic script for the drug just based on the Edex ingredients but much more concentrated at 80mcg per ml. I get it at a local compounding pharmacy. The pharmacy refers to it as mono-mix. It works well for me. I haven actually tried tri-mix. If your doctor is leery of tri-mix she might go for the generic Edex equivalent of a mono-mix.
Edex comes in 10mcg, 20mcg and 40mcg. All are dissolved into 1ml of saline regardless of strength. It sounds like your doctor injected 1/2 of one of those. Do you know which one? Which strength is your script for? Most doctors will start off conservatively. It's better to have a few failure to launches than an ER vist for a priapism.
Some guys get pain from the active ingredient of Edex, the alprostadil. If you don't then that's a very good thing. That opens up your options.
Good luck.
R.R.P 2011 Mayo Jacksonville, Dr. M. Wehle. Not nerve sparing. C in margins. Radiation 2023, V.E.D, Viagra and PGE-1 (80mcg/ml) injections @ 8 - 14 units. Originally Edex20, then compounded PGE due to cost. Inject. 12 yrs. It works. Treasure coast of FL.
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Re: First Uro Vist & Perscribed
Hey its 10mcg, so should i call back to see if i can get a generic perscription for penile injections? If i want Trimix?
So my doc wont write perscription for trimix. Says i only need 1 active ingredient. How the heck would she know she injecting me with .5 and only got half chub and sent me on my very way.
Frustrating but you guys think i can shop around for another uro who might perscribe it?
So my doc wont write perscription for trimix. Says i only need 1 active ingredient. How the heck would she know she injecting me with .5 and only got half chub and sent me on my very way.
Frustrating but you guys think i can shop around for another uro who might perscribe it?
Re: First Uro Visit & Perscribed
There have been some studies that suggest the single ingredient of Edex, the alprostadil, is less likely to causing scaring or fibrosis than the other ingredients of tri-mix. However, many have no issues with tri-mix. But that may be your doctors thinking that's causing her reluctance to go the tri-mix route.
Talking to your doctor and asking for a generic script is certainly an option. You might not have a problem getting her to write the same ingredient. I actually got my generic script from my GP/PCP. I was on Edex but my insurance quit covering it about the same time my Uro retired. So I brought my Edex package showing the script to my PCP and asked her to write a generic script like it but stronger. I explained to her that it worked but was unaffordable. She has also since retired and I've had to train her replacement.
You would definitely want the generic written a good deal stronger than the Edex 10. You could well end up using 10mcg per shot and even generic would be expensive at that rate at that strength. I have my generic written at 80mcg per ml and I inject about .15ml. I don't want to try and figure out the math at the moment but I think that works out to be a little more than an Edex 10 per shot. I get 10ml of that mix for about $120 so it becomes pretty economical. But then even a 10mcg per ml mix at $120 for 10 ml would still be way cheaper than Edex.
I'm sure if you're set on tri-mix you can find a Uro that will prescribe it somewhere near you.
I think I tried to answer all of your questions, but maybe not.
Good luck.
Talking to your doctor and asking for a generic script is certainly an option. You might not have a problem getting her to write the same ingredient. I actually got my generic script from my GP/PCP. I was on Edex but my insurance quit covering it about the same time my Uro retired. So I brought my Edex package showing the script to my PCP and asked her to write a generic script like it but stronger. I explained to her that it worked but was unaffordable. She has also since retired and I've had to train her replacement.
You would definitely want the generic written a good deal stronger than the Edex 10. You could well end up using 10mcg per shot and even generic would be expensive at that rate at that strength. I have my generic written at 80mcg per ml and I inject about .15ml. I don't want to try and figure out the math at the moment but I think that works out to be a little more than an Edex 10 per shot. I get 10ml of that mix for about $120 so it becomes pretty economical. But then even a 10mcg per ml mix at $120 for 10 ml would still be way cheaper than Edex.
I'm sure if you're set on tri-mix you can find a Uro that will prescribe it somewhere near you.
I think I tried to answer all of your questions, but maybe not.
Good luck.
R.R.P 2011 Mayo Jacksonville, Dr. M. Wehle. Not nerve sparing. C in margins. Radiation 2023, V.E.D, Viagra and PGE-1 (80mcg/ml) injections @ 8 - 14 units. Originally Edex20, then compounded PGE due to cost. Inject. 12 yrs. It works. Treasure coast of FL.
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