Question about traveling with HCG and needles

[Michael T]

Question:
I have been using the tri-mix for over a year with good success with small doses.
I will be in a location in Mexico where I will not have a fridge. Is there any way to have this mixture that doesn't require refridgeration?
What is the best travel container to keep it chilled in travel, say 4-6 hours of flying?
Thanks

 

[VacationMan]

There are other inject-able meds that do not require refrigeration. Believe Caverject is one of those. Obviously would need a different prescription though. TriMix requires refrigeration once mixed with BS water.

For traveling, I've used a Medicool carrier like this one:

https://www.amazon.com/Insulin-Protector-Case-Cooler-Blue/dp/B000VD3BX4

I've traveled from US to Europe using one and it did a good job for the 9+ hour flight. Once arrived and in the hotel though, the meds went into a fridge.

 

[Michael T]

Thanks for this quick reply VM. When I was discussing it with my urologist he passed it off to me talking to the pharmacist but wrote another script that now I see, is for Caverject.
I will look into this and discuss with the pharmacist.
Thanks again,
Best regards

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Thanks for this quick reply VM. When I was discussing it with my urologist he passed it off to me talking to the pharmacist but wrote another script that now I see, is for Caverject.
I will look into this and discuss with the pharmacist.
Thanks again,
Best regards

I would rather use Bi-Mix. Cheaper and it does not need refrigeration. Also, you need a small volume unlike Caverjet.
BiMix - Fact Sheet: Dosage Usage & Side Effects

 

[Michael T]

Bi Mix fact sheet says it does need to be refrigerated.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

That is what they say about all reconstituted products, but the main ingredient that starts degrading with room temperature (slowly) is prostaglandin, which Trimix has but Bimix does not.