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Kenneth,

if you are talking about TRIMIX or BIMIX, I can tell it is very affordable about $5 or less per injection. Works great for about 80% of users even for those after RP for PCa.

MK

That would be a better price.  I was told i had to call the company.  I would like too try it  Thanks Ken

I think it's TRIMIX

I was paying $95 for my TRIMIX which is 5 ml vial and was getting about 30 injections which goes to about $3 per injection. I was using between 15 and 20 units which is equal to 0.15 to 0.2 ml. Erections were lasting between 60 - 90 min.

If you can stick your own penis with very tinny needle then go got it. 

It is not painful at it sounds.

MK

Forgot to say, TRIMIX and BIMIX are coming from compounding pharmacies.

I was told I had to order it and they make a appointment with the PA so he can show me how and were to inject.  Ken 

Hi Buzz, can you explain a little more about the difference between libido and erection ? I used to think they are the same. 😁 Hank

Libido is the ability to get aroused. Erection is the ability to get hard. People who use Cialis/Viagra successfully still get aroused but can't get a decent erection. If you have no interest, can't get aroused, those drugs won't help you. If you can get aroused but not sufficiently erect, the drugs often help.

Sexuality is complicated, not often discussed and originates between the ears as much as it does between the legs.

Thank you. I can get aroused with my partner"help but erection does not last. Viagra/cialis don't do the job 100%. This can be frustrating.

So one can have a good libido but still cannot get an erection. True ? Hank

Yes, quite true.  For many, it may be a partial erection, one not sufficient for penetration.

Therapy might help you here. Think about it - whatever physiology allows you to get a short term erection probably doesn't change midway and should allow it to continue. As I said, so much of sexuality is mental. If you don't have circulatory issues, diabetes, alcohol problems or something else that is known to impact sexuality, your problem could be at least partly psychological

True. Some can orgasm and even ejaculate without an erection.

Research shows that 90% of erection problems are physiological, NOT psychological. The psychological cause stories go back before Freud, but are not based on any scientific research. Erections are very complex involving nerves, blood vessels, and muscles, all of which can be changed by age, medication such as many blood pressure meds, and diseases such as diabetes, all of which are more likely as we age. Get a penile implant. It solves all those problems.

Neal