TriMix (50/30/1) versus QuadMix (20/30/2/100)

[PundaSmith]

Hello,

Good evening. My previous threads (viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4844) have detailed my diminishing returns with Trimix. I met my Uro yesterday and it looks as if I am gearing towards the final frontier (implants). But before the final decision on this, we agreed that we give the injections a try - along with rings. We are considering a Quad-Mix strength of:

QuadMix:[/b] Papaverine=30mg/mL; Phentolamine Mesylate=2mg/mL; Prostoglandin E1=20mcg/mL; Forskolin=100mcg/mL

But given that I have already been on a stronger version of TriMix ( Papaverine = 30mg/mL; Phentolamine Mesylate = 1mg/mL; Prostoglandin E1 = 50mcg/mL), consisting of a PGE1 of 50mcg/ml, my question is:

1. Would the Quad-Mix be of any help since it contains a weaker Prostaglandin ingredient (of 20mcg)?
2. Would it be better to move to one more stronger version of Trimix - the one containing 80mcg of PGE1?

Thanks - PS

[tomas1]

Wow, I didn't know you could get PGE as high as that.
I also don't know what the added ingredient in quad-mix does. If it gets a better result, that would be great.
I personally would try either or both before going under the knife, but it's your call.

[jtc_hunter]

50 units of Trimix did not do it for me. 20 units of Quadmix does. Mine is 40/2/30/15 . Why not try before you go as far as an implant? Really what do you have to loose?

[PundaSmith]

Thanks for all your replies. I ended up getting the QuadMix. It certainly gave me a slightly firmer erection that lasted longer..but still not rigid enough for penetration. a slightly stronger QuadMix would have worked, but my compounding pharmacy says they are unable to do a customized QuadMix.

So I head of constriction rings and decided to try it - that did help a bit. I am just experimenting - comparing the adjustable loop with the ring. I like the adjustable one. I have not attempted an intercourse with it yet. Hopefully, will try on Saturday.


thanks for all your support - - PS.

[tomas1]

I believe all of us trimix veterans experiment from time-to-time.
I think if we don't end up in an ER, it's all good.