Before and After injection picture

[flaciddo domingo]

I promised these so here they are. Before and after injection, big difference.

[ohohiakane]

WOWIE !!! Trimix sure is great stuff !!!

Glad you are back in the saddle !

Bill

[Cajun Jeff]

Gotta love that prick to the prick. Glad it worked so well for you.. I must say injections have been great for me as well.

Cajun Jeff

[antelope]

All I can see is the "before" shot.

[dirtfrmr]

me too just before pics
best of luck they worked for me too

[regain-is-the-aim]

Guys:

When you have the before pic. take the bar at the bottom and move it to the right. Then up (seems appropriate) and there.

you will be amazed. Wow!!

Dick

[rglassva]

All that success on your first solo attempt! Congrats! Now just shrink the pics so we can see before/after on the same screen! Nice meeting you yesterday and I wish you continued success! Rick

[antelope]

Yep! Now that's a blue ribbon blue veiner! Congratulations. (Ain't it wonderful?!)

Greg

[TF09261958]

I am trying to figure out how many units to start out with. Haven't injected yet. My prescription says up to 20 units and the increase up to 5 units if needed. How many units dud you start with?

[bldoink]

Follow your doctor's advice.

You haven't mentioned anything about your history or cause of ED.

You haven mentioned anything about your script like what mix and strength. Mono-mix, Bi-mix, Tri-mix, etc.

I'm not a medical professional of any kind. Anything I post is based on my own experiences at best and hallucinations and/or delusions at worst. Internet forum advice is likely worth what you paid for it, or worse. Always ask your doctor and follow his/her advice.

Ideally your first trial would be in the doctors office with doctor supervision and instructions.

I'll suggest your initial trial be solo and with no expectations. With all of the unknowns I don't think I would start at more than 5 units. Don't be disappointed if you don't get liftoff. Work your way up slowly. That can be disappointing if you're in a hurry but it beats an ER trip.

Good luck.