TRIMIX INTRACAVERNOSAL INJECTION PROCEDURE (Solo/Partner)

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[Nelson Vergel]

TRIMIX INJECTION VIDEO PROCEDURE

 

[DorianGray]

While not covered in the video, I've seen elsewhere, to inject about 1-2" from the base, which is what I've always done. But, has anyone done it mid-shaft or above? Make a difference?

Also, some have noted that the glans doesn't seem as engorged with Trimix, I've noticed this too, which is disappointing as when I don't use it, I can do a firm Kegel and inflate it significantly. Makes the wife jump when I do that but likes it. Curious why Trimix would inhibit it. Is there an anatomic disconnect from the CC?

I could probably get by without Trimix, but it reduces any potential for performance anxiety and initial failure to about zero. That's a damn game changer.

 

[BigBamBoo]

While not covered in the video, I've seen elsewhere, to inject about 1-2" from the base, which is what I've always done. But, has anyone done it mid-shaft or above? Make a difference?

Also, some have noted that the glans doesn't seem as engorged with Trimix, I've noticed this too, which is disappointing as when I don't use it, I can do a firm Kegel and inflate it significantly. Makes the wife jump when I do that but likes it. Curious why Trimix would inhibit it. Is there an anatomic disconnect from the CC?

I could probably get by without Trimix, but it reduces any potential for performance anxiety and initial failure to about zero. That's a damn game changer.

I've done Trimix twice so far. So take this for what's it worth.

I have the same issue of the head not inflating. Looks odd to me but my wife says she can not notice.

 

[bruin]

While not covered in the video, I've seen elsewhere, to inject about 1-2" from the base, which is what I've always done. But, has anyone done it mid-shaft or above? Make a difference?

Also, some have noted that the glans doesn't seem as engorged with Trimix, I've noticed this too, which is disappointing as when I don't use it, I can do a firm Kegel and inflate it significantly. Makes the wife jump when I do that but likes it. Curious why Trimix would inhibit it. Is there an anatomic disconnect from the CC?

I could probably get by without Trimix, but it reduces any potential for performance anxiety and initial failure to about zero. That's a damn game changer.

While not covered in the video, I've seen elsewhere, to inject about 1-2" from the base, which is what I've always done.

I am with you on this procedure, that is how it was explained to me by more than one Dr, and never has an issue