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Sewer is spot on, and a bunch of "dirty diapers" work for our govt (always on your a$$, and always full of [excrement]).

I'll help you out a bit here. The 3/10th cc syringes I use are BD model number 328280. I get them online from ADW Diabetes...and I use my FSA card there too.

I'm using 1/2 inch 30 gauge needles, but on a 3/10th cc syringe. For me, the smaller syringe is easier to measure an accurate dose. Any needle shorter than 1/2 inch isn't going to go deep enough.

Between 5 and 7 units does the trick for me every time. For me, the results last for about 2.5 to 3 hours and then subside. I'm good for at least 2 rounds. I have tried stacking PT-141 and TriMix. I've done that -twice- and each time ended up with an erection that eventually gets painful and...

Oxytocin is the "cuddle" hormone.

Keep in mind, I'm on HRT - so testosterone, HCG, etc. That helps, but isn't always the final answer. No matter what I take, it's always going to be "stacked" on top of HRT. When I take a shot of PT-141, I'm using it alone. Started at a 0.10 cc dose (about 1 mg) and adjusted until I found...

Seems that insurance is gradually getting more and more persnickety on HRT prescriptions. I finally cut the cord with my insurance company, as they were limiting the amount I could get. Urologist writes the script for one 10 ml vial. Insurance prevents the pharmacy from filling it with a 10...

Anyone else find it "interesting" that this is episode 69 [giggity-giggity]

I've tried both - the prescription stuff and the stuff from a reputable research chem outfit. They both work fine for me. For me, it's not so much a libido effect. What it does do? PT-141 gives me spontaneous erections that are freakin amazing, and seriously decreases my refractory period...

Vitamin C is water soluble, so any excess you take goes out in urine. It's safe to take excess doses. I get chewables and take 2,000 mg per day. Plus my daily alco-biotic (a margarita made with fresh lime juice). I'm getting sufficient Vitamin C - no worries!

I get 12,000 IU vials...mix it with 6 ml of bac. water. 25 units on an insulin syringe = 500 IU. Easy peasy.

You get a prescription for it...from a urologist or another physician. I use Defy Medical.

FWIW, I'm taking the generic form of Benecar (called Olmesartan). Next visit with my PCP (on the 30th), I'm going to ask about going to generic Mycartis (Telmisartan).

You really should get your BP under control, regardless of TRT. Most PCPs will start you out on HCTZ (a diuretic) and you'll soon find out that's not going to work very well. Get your PCP to prescribe an ARB - it's the least likely class of BP drug to have any adverse side effects. Besides...

Likely apomorphine, a dopamine antagonist.

You can have plenty of blood flow and ample nitric oxide...but if you're lacking dopamine, you're not going to get "excited". More than one factor in erections.

If you managed to get a "blue veined throbber" using 20 mg of Cialis, you don't need TriMix. I think you mean dopamine. Oxytocin is the "cuddle" hormone.

It could be that the mixture had settled and needing shaking...it could be a bad mix from the pharmacy. Outside of shaking the vial and trying again, it's hard to tell. Doc on YouTube can say whatever he/she wants - won't change my mind. I've had frozen vials of TriMix that were more than 9...

My prescriptions come my way dry and with a vial of bac. water to reconstitute. This stuff must be kept refrigerated. Once reconstituted, I keep my vial in the freezer. I pre-fill like 10 syringes then pull them back for some air (expansion) space. They all go right into the freezer. Time...

Don't know who prescribed or compounded the mixture you received, but the standard TriMix formula is : Papaverine 30 mg/Phentolamine 1 mg/Prostaglandin 10 mcg/mL Note that I get this in a 5 mL vial from Empower (Rx thru Defy). You mix no more and no less than 5 cc of bac. water to it then...

I've had an occasional PSA test come back high - like in the 4.7 range. My usual is 1.2 to 1.7, invariably under 2.0. Retest a few days later and the results came back at my usual normal. Doc and I discuss...and the high test results seemed to correlate to a romp in the sack with the wife the...

Depends on where you get it. For the "real" stuff, yes - requires a prescription. Get a Rx from the likes of Defy. It's pricey stuff even from the compounding pharmacies. Through Defy, a 2 ml vial is like $200. Don't expect your primary care physician to know anything about this peptide...

I've taken a product called Hemaplex and with very good success. I always take it with orange juice, as vitamin C enhanced absorption of iron.

You most definitely want to massage it in for a few minutes after the injection. @DixieWrecked is right - add arousal to it and...BAM! Even so, I've found that PT-141 gives me a more natural feeling erection...and with a relatively short refractory period...then again...then another short...

So it's pressure from the cavernosum that causes the glans to expand. Kegels man...kegels. You should also try PT-141 (peptide). The time for it to kick in isn't all that predictable, but when it does...woah boy!

I'd say it's normal. You're injecting into the corpus cavernosum, right?

Look into a supplement called Berberine. Acts in a similar fashion as Metformin and doses just like Metformin. Doesn't have any of the gastric side effects either. I've used it before to keep my a1C in check and it works quite well (I was around the 5.8 to 5.9 level...now at a comfortable 5.1...

I've had physicians tell me "You're fine" when I don't feel "fine". Needless to say, I find another physician that will treat me by how I feel and not by only lab work. Maybe it's time to find another physician?

Should be testing both total and free testosterone, along with SHBG if that's what you're looking for. Then comes Estradiol (E2) and examining the T:E or E:T ratio.

I haven't had issues with PT-141, nor have I stacked it with other medications. Word on the streets is that other meds could be stacked with PT-141, but I see no reason to push it - the PT-141 works just fine on its own [for me]. Your best bet for getting a solid answer is your physician or...

6 units on an insulin syringe is 0.06 cc (30 units would be 0.30 cc). No experience with BiMix. My TriMix advisor suggested starting at 5 units (0.05 cc) and then titrating up each time until I get just the results I'm looking for. Me? 6 to 7 units (0.06 cc to 0.07 cc) is all I need and the...