Bimix question

I have been on Bimix for about 4 months with satisfactory results.  It took about 8 to 10 tries to perfect the technique.  I have to use at least .5cc or more to obtain an erection.  I am concerned that this may be to much.  I have limited my injections to once a week because I have noticed a slight curve developing.  I am seeing my Uro in a couple of weeks and am thinking of switching to Trimix.  I know that it requires less medication.  Has anyone switched from Bimix to Trimix with better results?  I am also concerned that there may be a little pain associated with the extra ingredient.

Well, I never used Bimix but Trimix works fine for me with no pain. I only need .03 ml after I take L-Arginine and Viagra (generic) a couple of hours before injecting...

Jim

By the way StriclyInc, what regimen of drugs and/or meds did the Dr. prescribe? Might give me a little heads-up before I see him. Any advice would be greatly appreciated

simple question - after reading about trimix and bimix .. are you guys with the curves rotating sides with each injection? - it talked about doing that on a regular basis -

I've been using Trimix for 3 mos.  My Trimix formulation is 10:0.5:26.5 and I've been drawing up .325 per injection. It has worked well except for 2 times when I wasn't firm enough for proper performance.  I'm trying to find the lowest dose because I don't want to visit the ER.  The only problem is the stinging sensation for several hours afterwards.  At first, I was so excited about returning to action that I put up with the pain.  However, I'll tired of putting up with the sting and am going to switch to Bimix.  The compounding pharmacist said that they could put lidocaine in the Trimix to cut down on the pain but I figured that's pushing it with irritation from both PG and the lidocaine.

  

I called my physician today and he wrote me an Rx for Bimix #1.  I'm anxious to give it a try.  Has anyone gone through this switch and what was your experience?  I'll probably start out with .4 dosage and adjust from there.  After reviewing comments on this forum, it seems like the Trimix and Bimix dosages are close.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed and am thankful for an understanding wife.

 

James C.

Thanks for your response.  I would like to review the plump and prick technique.  Where do you find the information?  I have been stimulating the penis prior to injection and holding the base after while using the other hand to work the Trimix into both sides.  The ring sounds like a great idea.  Where do you purchase them? 

 I'm going to fill my Bimix Rx tomorrow and hope for good results without the after injection pain.

NoPro, read this thread to learn probably a lot more than you every wanted to know about it......,

www.healingwell.com/community/default.aspx?f=35&m=1827385

NoPro,

Many here use the Osbon Erecaide Vacuum pump which comes with assorted rings. It is covered ( check with your Ins to see how much coverage) and required an Rx. It is a very high quality unit

some also just go into their local adult shops and pick an alternative pump, rings should come with them

Here is the Osbon Info

www.timmmedical.com/patients/

or look here for just the rings, not sure how you will get them on without the use of a pump though

www.erecaidpumps.com/erecaidbands.htm

Unless you need to match a specific pump, there's no need to buy expensive constriction rings . I use standard office rubber bands, doubled over. For injections I used three. For use with a cheap VED, I use five or six.

I switched from TriMix to BiMix due to the pain from PGE.  I'm using .4ml per dose with decent results.  The only difference is the erection with BiMix.  It is adequate for intercourse, but isn't quite as good as it was with TriMix.  The erection curves slightly downward toward the end although it is just as long.  It isn't curving to the side so I don't believe that it is a side effect.  Perhaps, not quite as much blood is entering the cavernosum without the PGE in the mix.

I'm thinking about trying TriMix again with only 1/4 of the usual PGE in the mix.  Unfortunately, I'm one of the 33% that has a severe reaction to PGE so I'm reluctant to switch.

Has anyone out there had similiar experiences to mine?

StrictlyInc,

My curvature is right at the end and it goes slightly down.  I thought that Peyronie's only causes curvature to the side.  This wasn't gradual but happened almost immediately after changing from TriMix to BiMix.  I have an appt. with my Urol. in 2 weeks and I'll get his opinion.  I do change injection sites from one side to the other everytime so I don't think that's the problem.

Hi all,

I am a new member and new user of bi-mix and came across this forum. The problem is, that I am having some issues with hypertension, which seems contradictory to the usual effect of a vaso-dilator. But it usually happens in the days following an injection. I was wondering if anyone might have experienced that, or have any knowledge about it, or know where I might get more information?

Thanks.