Curious about Dallas Male Medical Clinics

Funeralman is right about only getting a few doses. The first time I went was about 7 years ago and they sold me what seemed like a lifetime supply. I must have spent $700. I think I had 4 1/2 vials. A couple of those vials expired before I could use them. However I did do a few injections after the expiration date but I could see the effect lessen the older the medication got. Also you might find that you can cut back on the dosage a little and get the same results, stretching the medication a little farther. I cut mine back around 4 units with the same result.
For use on the go you can draw a syringe, leaving the vial at home, and take it with you in a small insulated bag with an ice pack. Take the syringe in with you and inject before you begin like Notsomuch said.

Well all I can say is the day I have to start sticking a needle in my equipment to get it to cooperate, that is the day I start a different hobby...

You say that now, and Gonzo's with you, but everyone I've spoken with in that age bracket or medical condition said the same thing when they were our age. It may not be the real thing, but it's better than nothing, I guess.

I have used the injections for over a year and they work great, I only get 10 injections at a time which runs about $180 and I don't have to worry about shelf life. That is where they get you on the first visit, they try and sell you 25 - 40 injections but only get 5 to 10, it will take a few trips to get the right strength so you don't have a 6 to 8 hour erection which happen to me. Mine was not for health reasons, but for a bad case of PE and I just like using the injections so Iv just keep going back.

Albatross is correct the injector is great and there is no pain unless your are a wimp and afraid of needles. Its just a small one like is used for insulin injections and they will give you free needles and alcohol swabs. No side effects at all. Originally Posted by funeralman

funeralman, or anyone else. anybody whose had success with these injections or other treatment care to give a recommendation for the clinic you used?

I believe that the primary ingredient in that stuff is papverine. Papaverine belongs to the group of medicines called vasodilators. Vasodilators cause blood vessels to expand, thereby increasing blood flow. Papaverine is used to produce erections in some men with erectile dysfunction. When papaverine is injected into the penis, it increases blood flow to the penis, which results in an erection. Papaverine injections should NOT be used as a sexual aid by men who do not have erectile dysfunction. If you don't use the stuff properly you can cause permanent damage to the penis and the natural ability to obtain an erection can be lost. Ironic, huh? You take a drug you don't need to get a stiffy (say, perhaps to see what it's like?) and end up permanently losing the ability to get one again, thus requiring you to stock up on the stuff or turn to another prescription.

Any reputable compounding pharmacy (not Walgreens, CVS or WalMart) can mix it up. A vial costs about $100 and contains enough for around 50 injections (depending upon the dosage required to get a stiffy)and YES you have to have the guts to stick a needle in your dick and push the plunger. Any reputable GP can prescribe that stuff. The trick is having the guts to press that sharp metallic cylinder into the shaft of your...shudder....never mind! Needles are so damned sharp these days (allergies here!) that they're virtually painless. It's a Godsend for some men; especially if you don;t like the side effects of some of the more conventional ED drugs such as Viagra and Cialis.