How long does Trimix last for you?

[DFL]

I'm 54, and when I get to a Trimix dosage that works consistently, which is between 5 and 5.5 units, I'm good for between 3 and 3.5 hours. I don't need 3.5 hours, though I have taken advantage of it occasionally for a 2nd round. But if I lower the dosage I get inconsistent results.

I've read that you should seek medical attention after 4 hours, and I've also read that you should use the rescue shot after 2-3 hours (depending on the source). I have the rescue meds, but I'm really not interested in injecting into an erection if I don't have to. I did it once to add 2 units to a failed lower dose (it worked), and it's a whole lot less fun than injecting in a flaccid state.

I want to make sure I'm not going to do any damage long term so I'm wondering what others experiences have been.

 

[DadOfSonNOVA]

• OTC Sudafed: Take 60 mg - 150 mg orally
• OTC Benadryl: Take 25 mg - 50 mg orally

Those will deflate ya

I average a solid 90-120 mins, however once the stimulation dies down, it goes semi, unless I jack or there is stimulation. Long enough for 2 rounds for a guy that doesn’t normally go 2 rounds, or a round, clean up and private jack. TMI?

 

[VacationMan]

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 lasts almost 4 hours. Each time I ended up chewing six 30mg Sudafed tablets to settle things down (which it did just that).

For those that are tempted to stack the two: Just don't do it - you're asking for a trip to the ER.

 

[DFL]

Thanks for the replies. Only problem with Sudafed and Benadryl is one wires me out and one puts me to sleep. Of course if it's real late that's not a problem but that's not always the case.

I guess I'll try slightly less again and see what happens. But it's difficult even to do small decreases without perfect vision. I did buy some of the short 31 gauge needles, but for me they definitely do not get far enough in and I don't get the full effect.

 

[VacationMan]

Thanks for the replies. Only problem with Sudafed and Benadryl is one wires me out and one puts me to sleep. Of course if it's real late that's not a problem but that's not always the case.

I guess I'll try slightly less again and see what happens. But it's difficult even to do small decreases without perfect vision. I did buy some of the short 31 gauge needles, but for me they definitely do not get far enough in and I don't get the full effect.

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.

 

[DFL]

Good call on the .3cc, I didn't know those were available in 1/2 inch 30 gauge. Will definitely make dosing much easier...

 

[VacationMan]

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.

 

[DFL]

Ordered! Thanks for the tip. I had ordered the Easytouch version from Amazon but was able to cancel it in time.